Jul 24 2007

Contact The Pie Makers

10 Responses to “Contact The Pie Makers”

1. # The Pie Maker | The Ultimate PUSHING DAISIES Fansite » Everythings Coming Up Roses for PUSHING DAISIESon 01 Aug 2007 at 5:02 pm

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2. # vuvieon 14 Sep 2007 at 12:49 am

   Read up on pushing daisies… saw it on youtube!
   Love love love.
   Here is my dedication to the show:
   http://www.chio-bo.blogspot.com/2007/09/you-dont-even-know-i-exist.html
   Also included a link to thepiemaker.com

3. # PUSHING DAISIES | The Pie Maker: The Ultimate Pushing Daisies Fansite » PUSHING DAISIES: To Good to be True?on 18 Sep 2007 at 8:44 am

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4. # Waigonon 14 Nov 2007 at 12:39 pm

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su-BGSK7TMw

   L.O.V.E.- Pushing Daisies video. Hope you enjoy!

5. # Mandyon 20 Nov 2007 at 9:48 pm

   Absolutly am obsessed with the show! I know every word to every episode! You have to watch it!

6. # From the Kitchen of the Pie Hole: Ned’s Strawberry Pie » PUSHING DAISIES | The Pie Maker: The Ultimate Pushing Daisies Fansiteon 19 Dec 2007 at 10:17 am

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7. # Ninaon 13 Aug 2008 at 5:07 pm

   Hi! I wrote about PD on my blog today:

   http://perksofquirk.blogspot.com/

   Even though it’s a general pop culture blog, I’ll be posting a lot more about PD in the future. Make sure to keep an eye on it

   Thanks so much!

8. # Matt "The.Hulu.Man"on 17 Oct 2008 at 3:43 pm

   Hey Piemakers!

   I was wondering if you would be interested in participating in an online Hulu Awards Ceremony.

   I run a Hulu fan site blog at http://thehulureview.blogspot.com/, and am assembling a panel of bloggers and internet luminaries to judge the top-quality Hulu offerings.

   If you join the panel, you will be asked to nominate Hulu clips, movies, and shows for awards in a variety of categories. Then, you’ll be asked to vote on a short list of nominees.

   Please either email me with subject line: Hulu Awards, or post a comment on my blog at this post: http://thehulureview.blogspot.com/2008/10/hulu-awards-ceremony.html

   In your response, please include your name and website (I’m contacting a slew of bloggers about this).

   Thanks for your time;

   The.Hulu.Man

9. # Michaelon 23 Feb 2009 at 11:49 am

   Hi!!!
   I’m making my own Pushing Daisies website very soon in the near future. Could we make a partnership? I’ve followed your work closely and very good stuff!

10. # Chandler Polingon 19 Aug 2009 at 2:31 pm

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Chandler Poling, CW3PR
    August 16th, 2009 (818) 605-2237 | chandler@cw3pr.com

    AWARD-WINNING PRODUCTION DESIGNER, MICHAEL WYLIE, NOMINATED FOR HIS SECOND EMMY FOR BEST ART DIRECTION ON “PUSHING DAISIES”

    Despite early cancelation, much beloved “Pushing Daisies” continues to pull in nominations and critical acclaim

    Los Angeles, CA — The award-winning ABC series “Pushing Daisies” secures another batch of Emmy nominations this year, most notably for Best Art Direction under production designer, Michael Wylie. This marks Wylie’s second Emmy nomination for Art Direction. He has also received two nominations for an Art Director’s Guild (ADG) Award for “Pushing Daisies” and won an ADG Award for Excellence in Production Design for the television series “Little Britain USA”.

    The nominated episode for “Daisies”, “Dim Sum or Lose Some”, encompasses a unique array Chinatown inspired sets with over 75% original designs. With the current state of the economy, it was difficult to create a big budget look with a dwindling show budget. Wylie was able to deliver an Emmy worthy and critically acclaimed design on an economic conscious budget.

    Michael Wylie has been creating eye-popping designs since 1993. In 1990, he moved to Los Angeles to work as a set dresser on Wes Craven’s “A Nightmare on Elm Street” television series “Freddy’s Nightmares” produced by Jeff Freilich. After experiencing life on a Los Angeles film set, Wylie started down a career path in design. Wylie met director, Barry Sonnenfeld, while working on the television series, “The Tick”. Sonnenfeld and Wylie have worked on a number of projects since including “Big Trouble”, “Men in Black II”, Notes from the Underbelly”. These projects ultimately led him to the widely received ABC show “Pushing Daisies” created by Bryan Fuller. Wylie told TV Guide that, “My goal [for Pushing Daisies] was to create [a set that looked like] a storybook come to life. I wanted everything to look almost like an illustration.” He achieved this by “concentrating on conflicting patterns in different colors, particularly reds and oranges, but per director Barry Sonnenfeld, virtually no blues.”

    Wylie is not your average designer. Wylie attended the university of Michigan before he went on to be a professional limo driver for Madonna on her “Who’s That Girl Tour”. Wylie then managed Quincy Jones’ Montreux Jazz Festival. These jobs eventually landed him in Los Angeles where he began his career in production design and began garnering accolades.

    Wylie’s work on “Daisies” has gained him attention internationally as fans flock to his Facebook fan page from Brazil, Spain, Italy and South Africa to name a few. Through the means of Social Media, Wylie has made himself available to fans easily with his Twitter, Facebook and Wikipedia accounts. Wylie’s official website http://www.MichaelWylie.net is set to launch late August.

    ABC’s “Pushing Daisies” tells the story of a young pie maker named Ned (played by Golden Globe-nominee Lee Pace) who has the unique ability to bring people back to life with a simple touch. Ned brings his childhood sweetheart, Chuck (played by Anna Friel) back to life and together they use Ned’s power to solve crimes. The twist to the story remains that Ned can never touch Chuck again or she will lose her life forever.

    For more information on Pushing Daisies and Michael Wylie visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Wylie. For interview requests or further publicity materials please contact Chandler Poling: chandler@cw3pr.com or (818) 818-605-2237.

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