Amar’e Stoudemire Producing Horror Movie
“Frog Fall” World Premier…
Image by Ozarks Red Cross
Damian and Angel present original movie poster to Organizer Jeff Clinkenbeard today during the 2010 SATO-48 Film Festival at Springfield’s Moxie Cinema. A three-year-veteran of the "make a film in 48 hours" contest, Damian chose to work this year in cooperation with the Greater Ozarks Chapter of the American Red Cross, making his film on a preparedness theme and highlighting the supplies that he himself gathered to help his family be prepared for emergencies. "Frog Fall" takes this story to a comical extreme, adopting the rallying cry, "Be Prepared for ANYthing!" (a theme partly inspired by the Portland Red Cross Twitter site). Damian and his sister Angel both star in this short comedy with a serious message. (Photo by Perry Elkins, Red Cross Volunteer.)
Amar’e Stoudemire Producing Horror Movie
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