 "A dark concept brought to life in a short film through magical visuals," ~ Nick Wangersky, Hollywood North Magazine  “This film has so much production value. When I watched it, the images and visual effects were unbelievable.” ~ Darren Wiesner, Hollywood North Magazine M&J's (Meeshelle Neal & Jax Smith) film MENTAL and William Minsky’s film RESONANCE, starring Briana Rayner, have both been chosen as Official Selections by the 2018 Philip K. Dick Film Festival and will screen at the event in New York City later this month at the Village East Cinema, 189 2nd Avenue in Manhattan. The Festival showcases “off-the-beaten-path independent visionary sci-fi that provokes and engages a sense of awe and curiosity." Oat Studio's Neil Blomkamp (Director of District 9, Elysium, Chappie) will be unveiling five new sci-fi shorts at the Festival. MENTAL has not only dramatically brought the subject of mental health to the screen, but has been a catalyst for candid discussion among audiences. It is is scheduled to screen on February 23rd from 11:00pm-12:00am. RESONANCE is a dark story that lives in a fantastic alternate world while focusing on one person’s experience within it, and will screen on February 24th from 11:00am-1:00pm. MENTAL Tickets: https://www.eventbee.com/v/dan999/event?eid=142960551#/tickets RESONANCE Tickets: https://www.eventbee.com/v/dan999/event?eid=102360952#/tickets MENTAL tells the story of Alicia, who sees reality through a dreamlike lens of externalized psychotic episodes. Caught in a loop of depression and anxiety she uses prescription drugs to numb herself. Unable to discern what is real and what is imaginary, she finally gives into her inner voice’s advice and embraces her biggest fear. Sometimes the only way out is through. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6723160/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_1 (IMDB) RESONANCE follows Aleena Ambrose (played by actress Briana Rayner) as she discovers a darker motivation behind the world of “Luxury Artificial Sleep Centres” and becomes the focus of her own nightmare. The filmmakers' cinematic artistry skillfully immerses the audience in the characters' reality. Imagine a future society in which technology prevents everyone from sleeping. How would you know you were dreaming? No one sleeps. No one dreams. For the past 40 years this has been the norm and no one has really questioned it. https://vimeo.com/149543740 (Trailer) http://resonance-movie.com (Official Site) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6936572/ (IMDB) http://hnmag.ca/interview/exclusive-r-e-s-o-n-a-n-c-e/ (Hollywood North Mag) MENTAL premiered at the 2017 International Covellite Film Festival last September, where it won the award for 'Achievement in Filmmaking, Best Short Form.' Directed by Jax Smith, MENTAL was written and produced by Meeshelle Neal, who also stars in the film. The duo received a BravoFact Award for the film as well. Since its premiere, the film has gone on to earn industry accolades and multiple awards at the following Festivals: Official Selection of the Danforth Short Film Festival 2017 *Winner of 'Award of Excellence' One-Reeler Short Film Competition 2017 Official Selection of the Vancouver Short Film Festival 2018 *Winner of Raindance Vancouver's 'Underdog Award' 2018 Official Selection of the Philip K. Dick Film Festival 2018 Official Selection of the International Women in Film Festival 2018 All of MENTAL's interiors were shot at Beatty Street Studios in Vancouver, after the filmmakers lost their original location just two weeks before filming.   About Jax Smith Jax Smith is the creator of the TV series, DEFECT (*Screencraft Fund’s Fall 2017 quarter finalist). In 2016, she directed two short films, MENTAL (*BravoFACT recipient, winner of Covellite International Film Festival’s ‘Achievement in Filmmaking Short Form’ 2017, One-Reeler Short Film Competition’s ‘Award of Excellence’ & Raindance Vancouver’s ‘Underdog Award’ 2018) and THE STAKEOUT (*Nominated for ‘Best Female Directed Short’ at Whistler Film Festival 2017 & winner of One-Reeler Short Film Competition’s ‘Award of Merit’). Previously she directed projects for First Star, World Wildlife Fund and The Projecting Change Film Festival. Her work has been showcased on CBS, The Knowledge Network, Urban Rush and featured in The Vancouver Sun and The Province. Jax is half of the writing duo, M&J with Meeshelle Neal. (*see M&J's bio below) About Meeshelle Neal Meeshelle Neal is an award-winning filmmaker. She wrote, starred in, and produced the award-winning short films THERAPY (2011) (*Winner of Audience Choice) & MENTAL (2017) (*BravoFACT recipient *Winner Achievement in Filmmaking *Winner Award of Excellence *Winner Underdog Award). As well, she is the director of the short film CHECK (2018) (currently in post). Leo nominated, Meeshelle enjoys being a highly proactive member of the Vancouver Film and TV Community. THERAPY (http://www.nsi-canada.ca/2012/06/therapy/) tackled mental health so well that it is now being taught in a curriculum in France. NSI wrote [about Therapy], “It’s a pretty intense short film and not for the faint of heart." Meesh is one-half of the writing duo, M&J (*see M&J's bio below). About M&J M&J are experienced on both sides of the lens and, together, created the award-winning short film, MENTAL. They have been hired to write features, shorts, and treatments and have several TV series, short films and feature film concepts at various stages of development (including shopping agreements). Their series, HEARTMATTER is presently in development with Random Bench Productions. Their feature film script LIVING WILLS was a Fall 2017 ScreenCraft Film Fund quarter finalist as well as their short film OUT with Danielle Braund. Both served on the board and are active members of Women In Film & TV Vancouver. M&J run 'Creative Services' for Jeb Beach & Associates. They are thrilled to support and nurture the creative endeavours of their students and consults.  M&J: “Two wildly talented young filmmakers,” Liz Levine, Random Bench Prod.  MENTAL Length: 11:07 Credits: Directed by: Jax Smith Executive Produced by: Liz Levine & Jax Smith Produced by: Victoria Angell & Meeshelle Neal Story by: Meeshelle Neal Written by: Meeshelle Neal and Jax Smith Cast: Meeshelle Neal Briana Rayner Stephanie Halber Posters: Devin Karringten  RESONANCE was a true labor of love and was shot in just three days, with the help of a skeleton crew. Director and Cinematographer William Minsky went to painstaking lengths to find locations that supported his idea of the character’s world; choices that came from a place of both story and photography. While shooting RESONANCE, the filmmakers were faced with the usual hurdles involved in filmmaking, with the additional challenge of building a world on a “pack of gum budget.” Their goal was to build a visual universe not based on technology, but one of tone and feeling. Finding ways to evoke a "visceral reaction from a story foundation." Due to a schedule push, the film was shot when Rayner was eight-months pregnant. Rather than change the script, Minsky took this as an opportunity to show a pregnant woman going through her daily life without making the focus of the story about her pregnancy. Local composers and creators KIKLO built and original score for RESONANCE based on sound and tone more than music and added an incredible layer to the film. About William Minsky - Writer/Director/Director of Photography William Minsky was raised on the Canadian prairies and now calls Vancouver home. A camera assistant, writer, editor, and cinematographer and father, he has found a great love in telling stories with the camera. An early appreciation for grit and simplicity merged with a passion for genre gives his work a varied spectrum. Having worked with incredible DOP’s and directors in his daily work as an assistant has only fuelled a need to tell stories and explore styles and work both familiar and strange. Along the way such projects as “The Movers Show” and “The Tallest Detective” show a great variation in look and feel. Minsky has been fortunate enough to find some kindred spirits that made it possible for him to again delve into a rolodex of ideas he brought to projects like Crazy 8’s Success story “Kindergarten Da Bin Ich Wieder” and “Conversations With My 2yr Old” and then completely shift gears and style for work like RESONANCE. Described as “perfectly tolerable,” Minsky is looking forward to many future upcoming projects to add his unique style to. About Blair Dykes – Producer For over a decade, Blair Dykes has been directing and producing independent films in Vancouver, BC. Despite this, he is still No One Famous. About Briana Rayner – Lead Briana Rayner is an improviser, actor, voice artist, and classic typewriter enthusiast. She’s the Co-Artistic Director at The Instant Theatre Co, the taller half of the improv duo Virginia Jack, and a regular at Vancouver’s Queerprov show. Recent credits include "The Flash," "The Girl’s Guide," and the short films STAKEOUT, MENTAL and RESONANCE. She won 'Best Actress in a Short Film' (Macabre Film Festival) and a Leo Award nomination for her work in “Bruised." Briana spent five years as a dedicated clown-doctor in a long-term care facility telling purposefully bad jokes, singing songs, and tripping over her feet. In her spare time, she likes to bake and watch shark attack videos.   RESONANCE Length: 21 Minutes Credits: Directed by: William Minsky Written by: William Minsky Produced by: Blair Dykes & William Minsky Cinematographer: William Minsky Cast: Briana Rayner Jennifer Kaleta Tatyana Forrest Josh Blacker Bob Rathie Allyson Grant Requell Jodeah Posters: William Minsky    William Minksy’s film RESONANCE is an Official Selection at the 2018 Philip K. Dick Film Festival and will screen at the event in New York City on February 24th from 11:00am-1:00pm. The Festival showcases “off-the-beaten-path independent visionary sci-fi that provokes and engages a sense of awe and curiosity,” and RESONANCE does that and much more. Imagine a future society in which technology prevents everyone from sleeping. How would you know you were dreaming? The film embraces a classic science-fiction style: A dark story that lives in a fantastic alternate world while focusing on one person’s experience within it. No one sleeps. No one dreams. For the past 40 years this has been the norm and no one has really questioned it. RESONANCE follows Aleena Ambrose (played by actress Briana Rayner) as she discovers a darker motivation behind the world of “Luxury Artificial Sleep Centres” and becomes the focus of her own nightmare. The filmmakers' cinematic artistry skillfully immerses the audience in the characters' reality. Shot in just three days with the help of a skeleton crew, the film was a true labor of love. Director and Cinematographer William Minsky went to painstaking lengths to find locations that supported his idea of the character’s world; choices that came from a place of both story and photography. “The locations are remarkable and very unique." ~ Darren Wiesner, Hollywood North Magazine While shooting RESONANCE, the filmmakers were faced with the usual hurdles involved in filmmaking, with the additional challenge of building a world on a “pack of gum budget.” Their goal was to build a visual universe not based on technology, but one of tone and feeling. Finding ways to evoke a "visceral reaction from a story foundation." Due to a schedule push, the film was shot when Rayner was eight-months pregnant. Rather than change the script, Minsky took this as an opportunity to show a pregnant woman going through her daily life without making the focus of the story about her pregnancy. Local composers and creators KIKLO built and original score for the film based on sound and tone more than music and added an incredible layer to the film. Official Website: http://resonance-movie.com IMDB Link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6936572/ Trailer: https://vimeo.com/149543740 Hollywood North Magazine: http://hnmag.ca/interview/exclusive-r-e-s-o-n-a-n-c-e/  About William Minsky - Writer/Director/Director of Photography William Minsky was raised on the Canadian prairies and now calls Vancouver home. A camera assistant, writer, editor, and cinematographer and father, he has found a great love in telling stories with the camera. An early appreciation for grit and simplicity merged with a passion for genre gives his work a varied spectrum. Having worked with incredible DOP’s and directors in his daily work as an assistant has only fuelled a need to tell stories and explore styles and work both familiar and strange. Along the way such projects as “The Movers Show” and “The Tallest Detective” show a great variation in look and feel. Minsky has been fortunate enough to find some kindred spirits that made it possible for him to again delve into a rolodex of ideas he brought to projects like Crazy 8’s Success story “Kindergarten Da Bin Ich Wieder” and “Conversations With My 2yr Old” and then completely shift gears and style for work like RESONANCE. Described as “perfectly tolerable,” Minsky is looking forward to many future upcoming projects to add his unique style to. About Blair Dykes – Producer For over a decade, Blair Dykes has been directing and producing independent films in Vancouver, BC. Despite this, he is still No One Famous. About Briana Rayner – Lead Briana Rayner is an improviser, actor, voice artist, and classic typewriter enthusiast. She’s the Co-Artistic Director at The Instant Theatre Co, the taller half of the improv duo Virginia Jack, and a regular at Vancouver’s Queerprov show. Recent credits include "The Flash," "The Girl’s Guide," and the short films STAKEOUT, MENTAL (also screening at the Philip K. Dick Film Festival) and RESONANCE. She won 'Best Actress in a Short Film' (Macabre Film Festival) and a Leo Award nomination for her work in “Bruised." Briana spent five years as a dedicated clown-doctor in a long-term care facility telling purposefully bad jokes, singing songs, and tripping over her feet. In her spare time, she likes to bake and watch shark attack videos.   Length: 21 Minutes Credits: Directed by: William Minsky Written by: William Minsky Produced by: Blair Dykes & William Minsky Cinematographer: William Minsky Cast: Briana Rayner Jennifer Kaleta Tatyana Forrest Josh Blacker Bob Rathie Allyson Grant Requell Jodeah Posters: William Minsky    Twelve-year-old actress, singer and dancer Evryle Ebora currently has the lead role of ‘Marilou,’ in the comedic short film “Good Girls Don’t” (2016 MPPIA winner), which premiered at the Whistler Film Festival. The film, written and directed by Ana de Lara, is about a Filipina-Canadian girl who defies her mother's warnings that she will turn into a boy if she plays basketball. When Marilou participates in the sport despite her mother's warnings, her body begins to change and she fears that her mother may be right. However, with a little help from heaven, Marilou discovers that following your dreams, despite your fears, can ignite miracles. "The film uses humor and magic realism," according to the filmmaker, "to address the issues of gender inequality and following your dreams versus parental expectations." A triple threat who has worked in television, film and theatre, Evryle's other films include “Kids From Camelot,” “Spilt Milk” and “Super Sam.” She has appeared on ABC television’s award-winning fantasy series “Once Upon A Time” and Steven Spielberg’s science-fiction series “The Whispers.” Evryle has spent the past five years training with Julian LeBlanc at the LeBlanc School of Acting, participating in several Casting Director workshops led by Catharine Falcon, Candice Elzinga, Edward Rea, Murdine Hirsch and Tiffany Mak; as well as McIlroy and Associates with Beatrice King. Other workshops Evryle has attended have included ‘Voiceover and Animation’ and ‘Kid’s Commercials.’ She has also studied at the Tarlington Actors Studio, Shoreline Actors Studio and Gateway Theatre. Evryle studies dance at the Fresh Groove Dance Studio and trains in voice and piano with Rowena Silver Bridson. She can speak conversational Tagalog and is adept at both American and Canadian Accents. Evryle is passionate about her craft, extremely focused and takes direction well. At the age of ten, Evryle began collaborating with renowned Vancouver Music Producer Murray Yates (Echoman Records) and released her first single “Shining Down On You” in 2016. To-date, Evryle has recorded and released three original songs, which are available on YouTube, Spotify, CD Baby and Apple Music. Evryle received her first modeling and ‘new face’ award at a Mall Fashion Show in Bellingham at the age of six. As a dancer, she has won awards for performances in numerous Hip-Hop competitions. Evryle participated in her first Kiwanis Music Festival at the age of eight, and was awarded 1st Place for her music theatre solo classes and 2nd Place for piano. When not on set, Evryle enjoys Hip-Hop dancing, singing, playing the piano, ice-skating, roller-skating, swimming, running, bicycling, Ripstik caster boarding and martial arts. Evryle is available for interviews and personal appearances, upon request, and is represented by Lissa Lloyd of Lloyd Talent at 604-589-7559. Follow Evryle: IMDB YouTube Demo Reel Official Site    Garden State Film Festival Partners With Frontlines Of Freedom For New Film/Discussion Series1/17/2018 Rising Star Sarah Giles Shines as 'Abigail' In TV's Haunted Hit "Ghost Wars" on SYFY & Netflix1/11/2018  Eleven-year-old actress Sarah Giles is best known for her recurring role as ‘Abigail McGrath-Dufresne’ in the SYFY Channel’s paranormal action series “Ghost Wars,” which is also streaming on Netflix outside the US and Canada. The show is set in the remote Alaskan town of Port Moore, which has been overrun by paranormal forces. Abigail and her twin sister Isabelle are the daughters of the town's Mayor and have a special connection to the ghosts. Episode 6 of the series' first season, titled "We Need To Talk About Abigail," focuses on the search for Sarah's character after she goes missing in the haunted forest. Sarah began her acting career two years ago after watching her older sister Emily having fun on a film set. She very much enjoys the twists and challenges of playing such a nuanced character on "Ghost Wars." Her most recent short films include “Daughters” and “Porcelain,” and she has a role in an upcoming episode of the comedy webseries “The Actress Diaries.” In addition, Sarah has several commercials under her belt, including an ad for Flintstones vitamins and a PSA about Alzheimer's. Sarah has spent the past several years training with Julian LeBlanc at the LeBlanc School of Acting in Vancouver. She is particularly adept at memorization and is able to learn her lines very quickly. Her training has only served to heighten Sarah’s passion for acting and she aspires to land a leading role in a future feature film. Off set, Sarah enjoys singing, on-line gaming, biking, swimming, boating, cheerleading, horseback riding and cuddling with her cat, Tinker. Sarah is available for interviews and personal appearances, upon request, and is represented by Lissa Lloyd of Lloyd Talent at 604-589-7559. Follow Sarah: IMDB Demo Reel   Greetings! This has been a wondrous year...one that has brought exciting changes, new and continued treasured connections and outstanding current and future opportunities for NoodleHead Productions. We are now located in the New York City area and continue to represent clients in Canada and around the world. Our media partnership with Vancouver's renowned Shaw television talk show eveRIAthing is stronger than ever and they will soon be streaming internationally on the web to reach a global audience. As we enter this holiday season, we are counting our many blessings, which include each and every one of you. Our talented artists have received much notoriety this past year for high-profile roles in television, film and web-series in critically-acclaimed productions on major networks, cable channels and streaming services, including: Dylan Kingwell in CBS Network's The Good Doctor and Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events; Karim Fahmy in Fox's Prison Break; Peter Bundic & Kaitlin Cheung in Disney XD's Mech-X4; Peter Bundic in Lifetime Network's Ring of Deception; Allison James in SYFY's Ghost Wars; David Raynolds voiced the character of Mitchell in PBS Kids' Ready Jet Go! Back to Bortron 7; Joshua Costea in the crowdfunded television series Swerve and short films Blue Rose and The Malt Shoppe; Maia Costea in the short film Blue Rose and Just Joy Entertainment's television series The Actress Diaries; Carla Costea in JOReel Production's short film Birds; Benjamin Arcé in the Hallmark Channel's Christmas At Holly Lodge and the highly-anticipated upcoming television series La Quinceañera, he is also recording and releasing an album of original music entitled Redefined; Aiden Cumming-Teicher in AMBI Distribution's feature film Beyond The Sun, which filmed in Argentina, the short films Blue Rose and Pristine Entertainment's The Glove. Musician Ranj Singh touched us all while giving voice to people affected by brain injury with his single I'm Still Me. Peter Bundic, Joshua Costea & Janette Bundic have all been recurring hosts/interviewers on eveRIAthing throughout the year and will continue to do so in 2018. Our artists are multiple Joey, Young Entertainer and MICs award-winners for their performances. Filmmakers Briana Rayner & Jax Smith's film The Stakeout screened at The Whistler Film Festival, where it was selected for the Canadian Short Work Competition and nominated for Best 'Female Directed Short'. Filmmakers Jax Smith & Meeshelle Neal's film Mental screened at the International Covellite Film Festival and received an award for 'Achievement in Filmmaking, Best Short Form'. Mental will also be screening at the 2018 Vancouver Short Film Festival. Actor and voice artist Steven Lance, well known for his roles in Star Trek: The Motion Picture and Woody Allen's Stardust Memories, is partnering with The Jam Room Music Complex, New Jersey's premiere recording and rehearsal facility, to provide a wide array of voiceover services, including acting, narration, animation, impressions for broadcast and industry. NoodleHead Productions will also be providing PR services to The Jam Room and their clients. Jenn Ashton Art continues to be a force and is grateful for the 16 exhibitions locally and in NYC this past year. JennAshtonArt.com DBK Design's wearable art by Debrah Block Krol has shown all over New York City, including The Hamptons, and New Jersey. Her one-of-a-kind hand-painted silk and felted accessories and garments are available online and have made an invaluable contribution to the fashion world. dbkdesignarts.com We were honored to assist in promoting the exclusive screening of Adam Nimoy's documentary film about his father Leonard Nimoy, "For The Love Of Spock," last spring at the 2017 Garden State Film Festival. The screening and follow-up panel discussion was hosted by our client, actor Steven Lance. Next year, the 16th Annual GSFF returns to its original home in Asbury Park, New Jersey on March 22-25, 2018, and we look forward to being there to support the festival again. www.gsff.org Thank you so much for your continued support. We would like to extend our warmest wishes to you and your loved ones for a peaceful and prosperous holiday and we look forward to working with you in 2018. Happy New Year! With Gratitude, Lisa These are just some of the networks, cable channels & streaming services our talented clients have appeared on, as well as the film festivals that have screened their work:   A Very Vancouver Christmas Original Christmas Music Order Volumes I-IV Now - All Proceeds Go To The BC-SPCA  Rave On Studio's
VeryVancouverChristmas.com  Television and film actor Benjamin Arcé has had a notable year! During this holiday season, he can be seen as Carlos Montoya in the television film Christmas at Holly Lodge. The film premieres this Sunday, December 3rd on the Hallmark Channel, as part of the network's annual "Countdown to Christmas" programming, and will air throughout the month. According to Hallmark, Holly Lodge is "a special place where Christmas miracles are known to happen." In addition, Benjamin will be ringing in the new year with appearances on Ice (season 2, episode 3) on the E-One Audience Network and iZombie (season 4, episode 6) on the CW Network, both airing in early 2018, date TBA. You will also be able to catch Benjamin in a supporting role in the much-anticipated project La Quinceañera by Luchagore Productions, the release is speculated to be in summer 2018. Benjamin is best known for his work in Lifetime's Britney Ever After (2017), hit TV series The Flash (2014) and Lucifer (2015). Born to a Peruvian father and English mother, Benjamin Arcé spent half his life in Peru and the other in Canada, later adding the U.S. to that list. Benjamin’s passion for acting, filmmaking, and music began while living in Peru as a child. It wasn’t till he moved to Canada that he’d be given an opportunity to pursue his creative endeavors. At the age of 11 he landed a lead role on the unaired sitcom pilot 'No Adults Allowed' (1994). After his first taste of acting Benjamin decided to withdraw from the film and T.V. industry and focus on simply being a kid. A few years later he would find himself performing again, this time on stage with a microphone. His love of hip-hop led him to co-found a 5 piece experimental hip-hop soul band (The Front) which he performed and toured with through his early to mid-twenties. A skilled photographer and videographer, Benjamin decided to explore his love of filmmaking after ‘The Front’ disbanded. It was a chance conversation for a short film that he was directing, where his now agent, would convince him to give acting another try. With his experience behind the camera, Benjamin has a unique understanding of both sides of the lens which is evident in his rich and layered characters showing a subtle yet magnetic connection with the camera. Benjamin says music played an instrumental part in his upbringing, so it comes as no surprise that he has found his way back to it, this time as a solo artist. He attributes his musical diversity to his upbringing and his travels, admitting his family is the biggest reason why he grew up appreciating the likes of Herbie, Hector Lavoe, Stevie, Donnie, Michael, E.W.F., Ruben Blades, Marvin Gaye and many other musicians, artists and songwriters that would echo religiously off his walls. So it was only natural that his ear would later gravitate to the urban music movement that culminated through Hip Hop culture in the 80's and 90's.where he would discover as he calls it "life changing" producers and artists such as J DILLA, Pete Rock, D'Angelo, TCQ, Erykah Badu, Freestyle Fellowship, Maxwell Tupac, Biggie, D.I.T.C., Big Pun, Common and various others. Unique, smooth and captivating are just a few words that roll off the tongue when describing Benjamin’s brand of soul. A self-proclaimed fusionist this singer/songwriter, Composer/producer and rapper blends Salsa, Soul, Hip-hop, Funk, Jazz, Electronic elements and a folk-like simplicity to orchestrate a world of warm, colorful chord movements, hypnotic melodies, and soul-stirring rhythms. But don’t try and put him in a box “..Leave that for the people to decide..” he comments when asked where he fits in “..I'm not one to care for classifications, I’m human and constantly evolving, the only thing that matters is making beautiful music, sharing it with people and enjoying the journey.” “My music bleeds me and the influences that created me..” Benjamin says when asked about his sound that flow’s from Salsa influenced horns to smooth Keys, contrasting Dilla influenced drums and Synthed out acid trips seamlessly. “I wanna take you on a journey, stimulate your sense’s and connect through sound..” he adds speaking of his soon to be released Debut Album: REDEFINED. “I’m not satisfied with dumbing down for the masses, I give people more credit than that, Quality is quality no matter where it comes from or how it was made and this album is a testament to that, no one knows who I am...yet ” He implies with a smile “but they will soon.”  More About Benjamin: IMDB Resume EPK available upon request. All photos by Liz Rosa Photography at LizRosa.com Benjamin Arcé is represented by Scarlett Burns of Leo Management at 778.994.7633 / info@leomanagement.ca     Congratulations to our rising star, actor Karim Fahmy, on his Joey Award win for 'Best Actor in a TV Series' for his role of 'Urchin' in "Prison Break."
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