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CONCEPT OF FILM
GOLD Best concept of film AREN'T YOU THE FAMILY?, is a faith-based family film with the power to inspire one's spirit and soul. Narrated by SALLYMAE JACKSON, the sole leader of her household, we witness her family on the verge of poverty. Sallymae struggles day to day with bills. However, there's Jesus... with help from above and an unforgettable angelic visit, we witness a true story of spiritual warfare unlike ever before. 
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SCREENPLAYS
MERIT CARNIVORES Writer Grace Merrill in Best Screenplay United States MERIT Ziggy and Rachel Writers Michael Rispoli, Gregg Greenberg in Best Screenplay United States LIKE FATHER LIKE SON Writer Barry Jay in Best Screenplay United States GOLD Best Christian Screenplay Amy and Angel Writers Julia Verdin, Deedee Benkovich in Best Christian/Inspirational, Best Screenplay United States Abernathy Writer Matthew M. Donaldson in Best Screenplay United States SILVER Best First Time Screenwriter Gotta Itch for Mitch Writer Janice Haas in Best Screenplay United States The Real World of Money Writer Patrick J Timpone in Best Screenplay United States SILVER Jane Doe & The Stag Writer Bryce R Breen in Best Screenplay United States GOLD Bloodlines: The Mogadishu Diaries 1992-1993 Writer Eddie Clay Thompkins III in Best Screenplay United States Redemption Writer Joshua Marc Allen in Best Screenplay United States Strawman Writer Scott Sundell Barry in Best Screenplay United States 11 Blocks To Go Writers Jack Utrata, Ashley Alexander in Best Screenplay United States When The Church Bells Rang for Gladys Writers Wendy Swiney, Nikki Winchell in Best Screenplay United States Possum Man Writer Eddie Yaroch in Best Screenplay United States Stephie With A Why PILOT Writer Mirra Kardonne in Best Screenplay United States SILVER Best Inspirational Screenplay Searching For Grace Writer Lawrence Whitener in Best Screenplay United States This Case & My Life Director Ana A P Braunstein Best Screenplay United States |
CONCEPT OF FILM
"JANE DOE & THE STAG", A late twenties divorcée leaves Manhattan banished and broke for a waitressing job at Greenwich’s Club Royale looking for Mr. Rich, but just might have found Mr. Right. Movie Poster by Amanda Nessel 
CONCEPT OF FILM POSSUM MAN, At the premiere of the crass, gory remake of “Picnic At Dangling Stone” called “Fatal Picnic,” appalled actresses from the original, link hands and will their characters into the remake to take it over. Instead, they find themselves teaming up with their modern counterparts to battle a bloodthirsty desert creature known as the Possum Man, on the hunt for his long-lost bride. 
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