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BEN IS PRESENTLY IN POST-PRODUCTION FOR HIS
FEATURE FILM
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click here; NEW PROJECT
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WOW!!! USHER'S MUSIC VIDEO
Ben & his team won 1st place for creating Usher's Music Video.
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ON THE SET OF "BRING IT ON 5"
Ben had the opportunity of shadowing Billie Woodruff
who is an Phenominial Dircctor for "BRNG IT ON 5".
He learned alot from sitting side by side this director during
the taping of the movie. He also had a chance to speak with
some of the actors, like; Christina Milian,
Gabrielle Dennis & Vanessa Born.
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BEN PRESENTS HIS YOUTH FIRST FILM FESTIVAL
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2009 Festival Update
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16 year old, Hollywood Filmmaker, Ben Lee Foster kicks off his first film festival for youth. Ben came up with this new concept to do a film festival that allows youth under the age of 18 an opportunity to try their hands at making fun and inspiring short movies, PSA's and music videos.
"Enough Is Enough". Youth are faced with is alot of movies, music videos, and some television shows that send out negative messages. A change needs to be made. More inspiring projects need to be created to help the young generation and generations to come, how to make better decisions in life so we can have a more healthier future.
The festival is open to youth age 8 to 17 that are creative and are willing to challenge themselves to send out positive messages through projects. Ben is looking to showcase projects that help resolve peer pressure issues, make life more positive and of course make people laugh. It's always good to laugh, but not degrade others.
The BLF Film Festival will be held in Wilmington, Delaware on Thursday, March 26, 2009. All submissions are due by February 26, 2009. For information on how to participate in the festival, visit the film site; www.blffilmfestival.blogspot.com
Email us; blffilmfestival@yahoo.com
Ben is also seeking Sponsors for this event.
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some of the actors, like; Christina Milian,
Gabrielle Dennis & Vanessa Born.
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BEN PRESENTS HIS YOUTH FIRST FILM FESTIVAL
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click here for
2009 Festival Update
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16 year old, Hollywood Filmmaker, Ben Lee Foster kicks off his first film festival for youth. Ben came up with this new concept to do a film festival that allows youth under the age of 18 an opportunity to try their hands at making fun and inspiring short movies, PSA's and music videos.
"Enough Is Enough". Youth are faced with is alot of movies, music videos, and some television shows that send out negative messages. A change needs to be made. More inspiring projects need to be created to help the young generation and generations to come, how to make better decisions in life so we can have a more healthier future.
The festival is open to youth age 8 to 17 that are creative and are willing to challenge themselves to send out positive messages through projects. Ben is looking to showcase projects that help resolve peer pressure issues, make life more positive and of course make people laugh. It's always good to laugh, but not degrade others.
The BLF Film Festival will be held in Wilmington, Delaware on Thursday, March 26, 2009. All submissions are due by February 26, 2009. For information on how to participate in the festival, visit the film site; www.blffilmfestival.blogspot.com
Email us; blffilmfestival@yahoo.com
Ben is also seeking Sponsors for this event.
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PAN AFRICAN FILM FESTIVAL
Ben had the opportuity to screen his short film, "Surviving Brotherhood" in the Pan African film festival on February 7, 2009. He was invited to be a guest on the panel as a teen filmmaker to discuss issues that affect and portrayal in media. He sat amongst other inspiring teen filmmakers, that also had great films that were presented.
The teen filmmakers segment was presented by Amarpal Khanna, who created the visual arts and media department at ICEF Public Schools in Los Angeles.
Ben was honored to have been apart of this festival where he could share insight about the film industry with his film peers and future colleagues.
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