(Indian Land, SC – March 12, 2019) Imagicomm Entertainment has made the fifth season of the INSP award-winning and hit series The Cowboy Way available through Amazon Prime Video. https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/getstarted
INSP’s original series The Cowboy Way documents the adventures of three modern-day cowboys: Bubba Thompson, rancher and expert carpenter; Cody Harris, rodeo champion and cattle dealer; and Chris "Booger" Brown, expert cattleman and horse trainer, as they build their cattle business in South Alabama. They are driven by a cowboy code that is as important to them as it was to the pioneers of the Old West. Their days may not be easy, but they make a strong case that they are better.
The first five seasons of The Cowboy Way (44 episodes) are now available on Amazon Prime Video.
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About Imagicomm Entertainment
Imagicomm Entertainment is a distribution company focusing on films and television series with content ranging from action and adventure to drama and family holiday celebration. Each project shows our commitment to strong storytelling, memorable characters, and high production values. Imagicomm Entertainment distributes content globally through popular streaming services such as Amazon Prime and Netflix, as well as through DVDs from major retailers, and on traditional television outlets. Award-Winning Television Series The Cowboy Way Now Available on Amazon
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Contact: Tina Helms
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(Indian Land, SC – March 12, 2019) Imagicomm Entertainment has made the fifth season of the INSP award-winning and hit series The Cowboy Way available through Amazon Prime Video. https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/getstarted
INSP’s original series The Cowboy Way documents the adventures of three modern-day cowboys: Bubba Thompson, rancher and expert carpenter; Cody Harris, rodeo champion and cattle dealer; and Chris "Booger" Brown, expert cattleman and horse trainer, as they build their cattle business in South Alabama. They are driven by a cowboy code that is as important to them as it was to the pioneers of the Old West. Their days may not be easy, but they make a strong case that they are better.
The first five seasons of The Cowboy Way (44 episodes) are now available on Amazon Prime Video.
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About Imagicomm Entertainment
Imagicomm Entertainment is a distribution company focusing on films and television series with content ranging from action and adventure to drama and family holiday celebration. Each project shows our commitment to strong storytelling, memorable characters, and high production values. Imagicomm Entertainment distributes content globally through popular streaming services such as Amazon Prime and Netflix, as well as through DVDs from major retailers, and on traditional television outlets.
(Indian Land, SC – March 12, 2019) Imagicomm Entertainment has made the fifth season of the INSP award-winning and hit series The Cowboy Way available through Amazon Prime Video. https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/getstarted
INSP’s original series The Cowboy Way documents the adventures of three modern-day cowboys: Bubba Thompson, rancher and expert carpenter; Cody Harris, rodeo champion and cattle dealer; and Chris "Booger" Brown, expert cattleman and horse trainer, as they build their cattle business in South Alabama. They are driven by a cowboy code that is as important to them as it was to the pioneers of the Old West. Their days may not be easy, but they make a strong case that they are better.
The first five seasons of The Cowboy Way (44 episodes) are now available on Amazon Prime Video.
###
About Imagicomm Entertainment
Imagicomm Entertainment is a distribution company focusing on films and television series with content ranging from action and adventure to drama and family holiday celebration. Each project shows our commitment to strong storytelling, memorable characters, and high production values. Imagicomm Entertainment distributes content globally through popular streaming services such as Amazon Prime and Netflix, as well as through DVDs from major retailers, and on traditional television outlets.