Martin Kaszubowski’s ‘Earlybird’ is Acquired by Good Deed Entertainment

Martin Kaszubowski’s feature film ‘Earlybird’ has been acquired by Good Deed Entertainment for worldwide rights. Shot in Milwaukee, the hilarious live theater-themed comedy stars Joshua Koopman (How to Rob, The Golden Scallop), Chloe Skoczen (2024 SXSW’s Things Will Be Different, Chicago Med), Mark Fearon (Chicago Fire), Meredith Johnston (Somebody, Somewhere) and a breakout performance from prolific stage actor Julie Pope. The film played to sold-out audiences at both IFFBoston and the Milwaukee Film Festival.

The plot sees a desperate artistic director aim to revive his struggling theater with off-the-wall stage productions all the while losing sight of why he chose this life in the first place.

“We’re thrilled to include Earlybird as a part of Good Deed’s growing slate of worldwide releases,” said Erik Donley, EVP of Acquisitions and Distribution at GDE. “Director and writer Martin Kaszubowski did a fantastic job executing this film and we cannot wait to release it here in North America and into the worldwide market.”

Martin Kaszubowski is a screenwriter, director and editor from Milwaukee, WI. He is behind several short films, music videos, and stick figure drawings. Christopher Darling —his feature film directorial debut, is a dark comedy rock film that debuted in 2016. Produced by Kaszubowski, Joshua Koopman, Kristin Peterson Kaszubowski and Susan F. Mikulay. The film is currently in the midst of a limited theatrical run in the US and launched digitally on March 26th. Upcoming screenings are taking place in April in Cape Cod theaters and as a part of the Beloit International Film Festival in Wisconsin.

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