New TV series signs for 13 episodes on Presidents’ servants and First Family food favorites

Grover, NC — The Presidential Culinary Museum and Presidential Service Center have signed contracts with TVtibi, a new, global, a-la-carte video platform. Production of the controversial series, Inside the Presidents’ Cabinet, that numerous actors have refused to participate in, has begun. Martin CJ Mongiello is the Producer and Director with Michael Berlin as First Assistant Director. Christopher Bainbridge is the Director of Photography. Michael Mongiello, Jr. is Associate Producer. The series will debut in the spring of 2015.

“Attempting to reach as many humans as possible worldwide cannot traditionally be accomplished in the digital marketplace today. Which is why we selected TVtibi — for its revolutionary designs that will stun the market,” stated Toni Ann Marcolini, Esquire.

“Likewise, we seek to surprise the world by humanizing the most powerful Presidents ever to rule.” mentions former White House and Camp David Resort Chef, Martin CJ Mongiello. “We’ve had numerous present-day Thomas Jefferson actors refuse to be filmed as the President kissing his black lover, Sally Hemmings — in any scene! We will also cover the President bribing people to smuggle rice across the Italian border, his illicit love affairs, fancy for French crème brûlée, and love of Italian pasta.”

The series covers extremely fun recipes prepared live by the chefs themselves — as well as controversial issues that have sent a few curators into a self-defeating rage spiral. President Nixon’s last supper — as well as his love of catsup on cottage cheese. President Washington’s secret records of his black slave servants and Top Chef, Hercules — who ran away. Vladimir Putin’s lies expressed in front of the world after dining in 2001 on chocolate caviar, Julia Child’s slam letter on the White House food and service, the Clintons’ love of mangoes and bananas, servants that ripped off and stole from the Presidents’ homes and bank accounts, the Bush family’s favorite hot sauce and President Lincoln’s first love, Ann, and her squash pie — and where he was really born…

“We expect to be attacked and ridiculed, torn apart, and basically every high-powered attempt made to shut this series down in LA, DC, and NYC. But no matter how many legal filings — by a string of attorneys coming our way, the favors called in to newspaper owners to write smear stories, the threats already received, and more — one thing will still occur — the world will come to know the whole truth, the real story, and what actually happened. It may shock some and certainly many will shut off their devices in revulsion,” states Chef Marti. “Many people want to hide the truth of the Presidency behind closed doors. However, all of our series is based on published facts, not conjecture or secret sources.”

Pre-production began on October 27, principal photography is scheduled for January, 2015, and post-production, with BClip Productions of Asheville, in February.

About where Inside the Presidents’ Cabinet is shot and filmed:

The Presidential Culinary Museum and collections are in the town named after the President of the United States of America, Grover, in Cleveland County, North Carolina. The museum is one-of-a-kind in America and features a former White House Chef as the Senior Curator. It showcases First Family china, artifacts, White House, Camp David, Air Force One, and Marine Corps One memorabilia with support of collections from the National Archives and five former Presidents. It is located inside the historic mansion of the Inn of the Patriots. Also included are tenants of the Presidential Culinary Library holdings and the Presidential Service Center honoring the White House Military Office (WHMO) Presidential Service Badge (PSB) holders and Alumni Members. The museums are expanding with a headquarters in Washington, DC in 2015.

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About TVtibi

TVtibi is a global, a-la-carte video platform launching in December, 2014. TVtibi brings choice to the consumer, in both existing channels and original content, removing the need for channel packages and allowing you to only pay for what you watch. Headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, TVtibi will deliver both live channels and on-demand content to the world, one channel at a time.

The flagship original series for TVtibi is Surviving Sam, a dramedy starring Emmy nominated Alicia Minshew, who played Susan Lucci’s daughter on All My Children for 10 years. Created by writers, Toni Marcolini and Maria Plinio, the show follows Minshew in the role of Samantha “Sam” Gallo, a newly divorced woman forced by an unamused Family Court judge to live under the same roof as her OCD ex-husband to raise their two children. The ensemble cast stars John Duddy, from the upcoming Robert DeNiro film Hands of Stone, comedians Rob Magnotti and Richie Minervini from Mall Cop 2, with Kevin James, Seamus McDonagh, Dena Tyler, Gerry Plinio, Gina Destra, Victoria Hughes, and Shayna McDonagh.

See TVtibi at http://www.readysetsync.com

For more information: Michael A. Nissan, J.D., Director of Communications for Public and Legislative Affairs, Former White House Presidential Writer.