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Financial Literacy Film Festival 2021 press release

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  Financial Literacy Film Festival 2021 What would you do if I told you there was a way for you to get a world class financial education, and have fun doing it? And what if I told you it will be completely free? The Financial Literacy Film Festival (Fin Lit Film Fest) brings together actors, filmmakers, influencers, writers, actors, and many more talented groups of people, with the ultimate goal of educating the world on finances. Our founders, George Ohan and Carlos Anzures firmly believe in the mantra, Teach, Coach, Mentor, and want to get financial literacy education available for trillions of people! Last year’s event was an amazing success, and you can check it out here: https://finlitfilmfestival.blogspot.com/2020/02/financial-literacy-film-festival.html The Fin Lit Film Fest will occur in April, which is Financial Literacy Month. The event will happen online, each Friday evening at 630PM PST, from April 2nd, to April 23rd.  Why is this important? Think back when you wer...

Financial Literacy Film Festival 2021 sponsor Zack Cantú #finlitfilmfest

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Sponsor 2021 Financial Literacy Film Festival  Zack Cantú  shown here with David Fuentes We would like to introduce the Financial Literacy Film Festival. Join the tribe on Facebook, we have a Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/112312483489343/ What is the point of this event? EDUCATION brought to underserved communities in a fun way. How can we educate the world about the rules of money, and still have fun while doing it? What kind of movies are these? Bite-size and thought-provoking short films, created with the help of the entire global community. We use ART and we use CREATIVITY to tell important stories. The Financial Literacy Film Festival believes that Collaboration and Expressing, are beautiful ways to build long-lasting and meaningful relationships within our communities. Let's build! (Festival volunteers + sponsors needed) https://fultonfilmcompany.com/contact Impact Releasing #finlitfilmfest #finlitfilmfest2021 #financialliteracy #fultonfilmcompany #financial...

Financial Literacy Film Festival 2021 Sponsors and community collaborations #finlitfilmfest

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Financial Literacy Film Festival  Fin Lit Film Fest #finlitfilmfest Founders Carlos Anzures George Ohan Teach. Coach. Mentor. This year we have curated films from all over the world  with the help of our generous partner,  Spondulics.  Did you know? April is Financial Literacy month! We use bite-size, short films to get this  very important message out to the  people who need it most;  families in our community.  EDUtainment, What is it? Education and Entertainment  combined into easy to watch stories for our audience. - - - - Collaborations are Open for Local Sponsors 2021  Watch the Video on YouTube now We host our event online each on Friday evenings at 6:30PM PST 04/02/2021 04/09/2021 04/16/2021 04/23/2021 Join us for 2021! We are proud to announce our  2021 Sponsorships and Collaborations Hen Gee Garcia Executive Producer Co-Founder of Final Level Music  Los Angeles, California  https://finallevelmusic.com/ https://ww...

Who knows how much it costs to produce a Feature Film in Africa?

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Download the Rootflix APP today. @ErikJayPhotographer Photographer on Instagram As TAFF grows in 2020, they are adding a series of short video training for the filmmakers who are streaming on Rootflix. This is a great way to bridge the gap between USA filmmakers and their African counterparts. Most people do not know that TAFF is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization that focuses on films addressing Social, Economic, Ethnic, Political, Religious, or Health issues that affect Africa. Download the Rootflix APP and watch the 2020 film festival season from your personal device. Please share this video, and reach out to the filmmakers to build professional relationships. The African Film Festival (TAFF) has more than 50 original content films from Africa streaming online. *Please fact check this, as 05/28/2020, is Netflix streaming 50 original films from Africa? ...or is this tiny festival doing more than Netflix for this community? Thank you...