ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL, April 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) Altar Call Pictures' short film "The Girl With The Red Balloon" is pleased to announce that it has been officially selected in the 2013 Fort Myers Beach Film Festival. Written and directed by Kaylania Chapman, this silent short film entails a young girl, a red balloon, and a homeless woman who cross one another's paths for a purpose. This warm inspirational short film gives the audience a sense of empathy and hope. The Girl With The Red Balloon will be shown at the Fort Myers Beach Film Festival on April 27, 2013 at 3:00pm. The Girl With The Red Balloon may either make you laugh, smile, or cry. This thought-provoking film will encourage the heart, lift the spirit, and give the audience something to think about.
Altar Call Pictures is a film production company (founded by Kaylania Chapman)that produces thought provoking and inspirational films, short film, feature films, and documentaries. We are located in the heart of Orlando, Florida, and look to expand globally. Altar Call Pictures partners with businesses, ministries, and individuals worldwide to spread awareness on major social, cultural, and economic issues, while encouraging the word of Jesus Christ.Visit Altar Call Pictures on the web at:www.altarcallpictures.com for the latest film production updates and news.
"The Girl With The Red Balloon" Short Film Makes It To The Fort Myers Beach Film Festival
A little girl. A homeless woman. A Red Balloon. What do all 3 have in common? The Girl With The Red Balloon is a short film written and directed by Kaylania Chapman, has been selected in the Fort Myers Beach Film Festival in April 2013.
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[Press-News.org] "The Girl With The Red Balloon" Short Film Makes It To The Fort Myers Beach Film FestivalA little girl. A homeless woman. A Red Balloon. What do all 3 have in common? The Girl With The Red Balloon is a short film written and directed by Kaylania Chapman, has been selected in the Fort Myers Beach Film Festival in April 2013.