In addition to Noube Productions being nominated for best documentary at the New England Emmy Awards, Out of Bounds produced by Noube Productions has been nominated for best documentary at the Cayman Island Film Festival taking place from July 1st – July 4th.

Noube Productions had another packed house in New Bedford for the “Out of Bounds” Tour. It was hosted by Co Directors Noube Rateau and William Medero, the energy and feedback was positive that engaged a crowd of all ages. The momentum wave is gaining heading into the national film festivals that begin in April.

Out of Bounds Tickets

By Mark Larocque

Photo Credit : Marc Vasconcellos: Full Story click below

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Red carpet premier of Out of Bounds, on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015 at Showcase Cinemas in Randolph. The movie is directed by Noube Rateau, left, and William Medero, of Brockton, the iMax cinema was sold out.
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BROCKTON – Two Brockton men got behind the camera with local sports stars and some of the biggest names in sports commentary to provide a reality check about the struggles facing inner city athletes.
“It’s raw, it’s honest, and it’s what the kids need to hear,” said Noube Rateau, 26, a Brockton filmmaker who teaches TV production to high schoolers in Lynn. “It’s a reality check that sports is Plan B, not your Plan A.”

Rateau and William Medero, 27, co-directed Out of Bounds: Sports in the Inner City, a documentary featuring ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, Basketball Hall of Fame reporter Jackie MacMullan, and standout local athletes including Brockton High School football player Kharee Louis Jeune. The film was screened before a sold out theater at Showcase Cinema in Randolph on Thursday night.

“It was packed, with lots of positive energy,” said Rateau, who had a long line of supporters and even had a red carpet rolled out at the Randolph theater. “It was a really cool experience.”

Rateau said that he and Medero, as part of Noube Productions, are now trying to market the documentary for distribution, and will be entering it in film shows throughout the next year. Another local screening will be announced soon, he said.