The Joy of Sox Movie - Red Sox fan casting call

The Joy of Sox, a documentary on baseball and spirituality, is looking for Red Sox fans to be interviewed in the film. To be considered, please forward a photo/headshot to info@thejoyofsoxmovie.com and tell us why we should include you in the film.

We’re looking for fans to:
- Tell us what you do that you believe helps the Red Sox win
- Tell us why you think your prayers helped to win the World Series
- Tell us what you think you did to jinx a win
- Describe your most amazing Red Sox coincidence
- Confide your most embarrassing Red Sox superstition (wear the same socks or shirt for every game, eat only certain foods if the Sox are ahead, rally caps, etc.)
- Tell us if you believe you can affect the outcome of a game or the season

Prospective fans should be available August 2nd for filming. Send your story and a photo/headshot to info@thejoyofsoxmovie.com.

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Comment by Bill Boylan on July 24, 2008 at 5:23pm

Part 2- I was at the Dave Raghetti No-Hitter vs the Sox- July 4th 1983. 94 degrees and muggy. Saw many Yankee - Sox games @ the Stadium- Williams, Monbouquette, Radditts, Jensen, Runnels, etc. Tried to get into Fenway for game 7 in 1975- NO WAY! See you in the playoffs....If the Sox make it.

Comment by Bill Boylan on July 24, 2008 at 5:17pm

NY YANKEE Fan since 1954! Sorry to dissappoint but I've been to Fat Face Fenners, even in the old location in 1977! If you need opposing views, to make your Doc credible, I volunteer. However, I'm working at the Woods Hole Film Fest. PS: They're having a Red Sox Nation Flick....I'll be in my NY Yankee Colors with some Bronx Cheers!

Comment by Deborah Bearor on July 7, 2008 at 7:57pm

I have lived in Los Angeles since 1992. My family have owned season tickets for the red sox since 1994. I schedule my vacations to "visit family" when I think I can get use of some tickets. I have cheered my sox on when they play the Los Angeles Angles, a hard game to go to, as everyone is in Red, and only when you get close can you tell that they are Sox fans or Angels fans. and the only come back I usually think of when they chant "LA rules, Boston Sucks" my reply is "well, at least Boston has Football!"
I have 3 jerseys, Veriteck, Ortiz, and Beckett, I wear them on most game days ( hazy hot and humid sometimes prevents me). My charity of choice is http://www.sharontimlinrace.org/ a charity to raise funds for the cure of ALS, the disease that took my mother 12 years ago. Mike and his wife Dawn with the help of many volunteers ( including my sister Dawn and her husband Mike, no relation) and also the help of the Red Sox organization and other Red Sox Players. The world series trophies are there for photo ops, Wally the Green Monster stops by to say hi to the kids and gets photos with them. There is a signing area for the players to take photos and get their autographs, and they even volunteer their time on game days..... I know how hard working these guys have it.
When the sox came to play the Dodgers in March this year, BIG BLUE had some competition, out of 3 games, they lost 2, won 1, but the 1 they won, was at the Memorial Coliseum, who's sold out capacity more than equaled the 2 Dodger Stadium games. Good for bragging rights. I am not alone being a red sox fan in the Los Angeles area, bars such as Sonny McLean's Irish Pub and Fat Face Fenner's are great places that a NY fan would not step foot in.
So needless to say since I do not live in Bean town, I have the aura with me of this great spors city with me on the other coast.