Financial Literacy Film Festival

Roxanne Wright Director, Writer, Voice Actor Canada (Toronto, Ontario) Roxanne Angel Wright is a hard working, award winning film maker, who is apart of the BIPOC community. She strives to help not only those in need; she also pushes for positive change and wants to make a difference. Roxanne has been awarded The Leading Women Building Communities Award (Women in Leadership) from the Government of Ontario. Roxanne has a degree in Criminology and Justice Policies, a Law and Security Administration diploma, a Developmental Services Worker and Early Childhood Assistant Certificate, and Montessori Educational Teacher Assistant Certification. Roxanne believes that education is key. Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Support is important. PROMOTING POSITIVE CHANGE... ONE FILM AT A TIME :) IMDb https://www.imdb.com/title/tt19777728/ Why did you want to create this project?  I created this project to educate, spread awareness and showcase my inspirational short film. I aim to promote a positi...

Celebrity Sponsor M Dot Taylor Hollywood, California Welcome U.S. Navy veteran and Music Recording Artist Mr. Mario Taylor , who is now a Sponsor of the Financial Literacy Film Festival . Feel free to connect with him, especially if you would like to interview him for writing an article or press release. Armand Martin Realtor California Fin Lit Film Fest is a place where regular people start conversations with professionals from the different sections of finance.   The entertainers and creative people create content to make it fun and easy to meet these professionals. Keynote Speaker Alex Garcia Mayor - Wasco, California Fin Lit Film Festival creatively combines  Education & Entertainment to convey messages of  Financial Literacy in an engaging manner,  through movies, art, music and technology. US Bank Sponsor Wasco, California Opening a bank account can be one of the most important steps you take toward reaching your financial goals. Why? Because putting ...

1. Put Your Spending on Pause Before you create a plan to reduce your debt, you have to push aside the temptation to make more. Put those credit cards in a safe place and don’t apply for any new accounts. 2. Create A New Budget and Get Your Family Involved Take a look at your budget and determine if there are ways you can reduce non-essential expenses while you are getting out of debt. Do you need your entire cable TV package? If you’ve been having dinner delivered, can you cook at home more often instead? Once you’ve gone through the work of trimming your budget, sit down with your family, and discuss the new changes. Having everyone on the same page and accountable to one another will make it much easier to stick to the plan. 3. Find Creative Ways to Put More Money Toward Your Debt When times get tough, sometimes you have to get a little creative when thinking about coming up with the money to reduce your debt. Here are some ideas to consider: Get a part-time job or start a side busi...

George Ohan Contact: https://fultonfilmcompany.com/contact Do you enjoy short films? Yes? This event is for you! We would like to introduce the   Financial Literacy Film Festival . This first time ever event, gathers  talent from the local community,  to create a series of EDUtainment  (Education + Entertainment)  short films due to be screened  on 04/03/2020. How would you or your business  like to get involved? #FinLitFilmFest #TeachCoachMentor Influencers, Filmmakers, Writers, Actors, Directors, Cinematographers and more have joined our very important global movement to help people become more financially literate. Join the tribe on Facebook , we have a Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/112312483489343/ THIS is HUGE: Have you heard of  #SafetyForSarah You just did! Our Film Festival has been approved by the:  THE SARAH JONES  FILM FOUNDATION https://www.safetyforsarah.c...