First-Time Filmmakers to Premiere Short Film at Phenom Film Fest
First-time filmmakers J. Allen, Sonya M. Shannon, and Arlo Ihrig, will be premiering their short film ‘Family Business’ as an official selection at the first annual Phenom Film Fest in Shreveport, LA.
Dallas, TX (I-Newswire) September 6, 2012 - First-time filmmakers J. Allen, Sonya M. Shannon, and Arlo Ihrig, will be premiering their short film ‘Family Business’ as an official selection at the first annual Phenom Film Fest in Shreveport, LA.
‘Family Business’ is about boy who discovers there is more to life and his grandfather than he thought, and that real magic does indeed exist.
After previously working with executive producer and editor, Arlo Ihrig on some experimental projects and local video work, director J. Allen teamed up with his wife and published writer, Sonya M. Shannon to create the screenplay for ‘Family Business’.
Always striving to create something new and unique in his work, Allen wanted to bring a short story to the silver screen that would explore the fantasy genre in a down-to-earth telling of a boy who learns about his grandfather’s family business and its magical secrets.
When asked why he wanted to tell this short story, Allen replied, “It gave me the opportunity to tell a story about magic, and I always want to have a magical element in my stories.”
‘Family Business’ had a crew of about 20 talented aspiring and industry professionals, making it possible to create a quality short film on a budget and worthy of being an official selection of the Phenom Film Fest.
‘Family Business’ was recently screened for a private event at the unique and charming non-profit Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs, OH Ihrig’s home town, where he once showed movies to the locals as a second generation projectionist. Jenny Cowperthwaite, executive director of the Little Art, commented that, “It’s wonderful to see new filmmakers embrace digital methods of story-telling for the big screen, and Family Business is great example of this. It’s a fun and magical film.” Ihrig added that, “It is more important than ever to support local cinema with your patronage to successfully make the transition from 35mm film to digital.”
‘Family Business’ stars Logan Macaulay, Colin Beaton, E. Lee Smith, Joseph Blackstone (a Shreveport, LA resident) and Stacey Turis, and will be showing at the East Bank Theatre in Bossier City, LA on Saturday September 8th at 11:00 AM along with other sci-fi and fantasy genre short films.
WHO: J. Allen, Sonya M. Shannon, Arlo Ihrig
WHAT: Family Business short film / Phenom Film Fest
WHERE: East Bank Theatre, 630 Barksdale Blvd, Bossier City, LA 71111
WHEN: September 8th, 2012
www.radfx.com
www.dropshipstudios.net
www.phenomfilmfest.org
About Rad FX Studios
Rad FX Studios is an independent movie studio. We produce films of all kinds to entertain, provoke, More.. and introduce new and exciting characters and stories to the world of cinema.
We believe in a healthy work environment that fosters creativity, fun, and a productive atmosphere.
studio@radfx.comLess..
Contact Information
Rad FX Studios
Arlo Ihrig
Phone : 619-549-9664
Tags:
Fantasy CINEMA dallas entertainment digital short film magic Shreveport Bossier City arlo ihrig j. allen sonya m. shannon phenom film festPublished On:
September 6, 2012Print Release:
Print ReleaseIf you have questions regarding information in this press release contact the company listed above. I-Newswire.com is a press release service and not the author of this press release.The information that is on or available through this site is for informational purposes only and speaks only as of the particular date or dates of that information. As some companies and PR Agencies submit their press releases once per week,month or quarter, make sure to check the official company website for accurate release dates as our site displays the I-Newswire.com press release distribution date only.We do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of information on or available through this site, and we are not responsible for or omissions in that information or for actions taken in reliance on that information.





