The GI Film Festival was a great time this year! I am proud to say that I knew a lot of the
people on and off the big screen. (VFT members - Veterans in Film & Television) The
military veteran community and its supporters are a class act! I can’t remember the last time when I met so
many fascinating people in such a short amount of time.
Many times as we are producing our films there is no telling
what will come of the project, but the GI Film Festival gives veterans like
myself a quality platform to screen our work and tell the stories that our community
cares about. I saw so many fantastic
films in one week, but If I had to name two films that you MUST see….. KAJAKI
& BATTLE SCARS. You wont be
disappointed.
I’d like to personally thank the Co-founders of the GI Film
Festival, Mr. Brandon Millet & Mrs. Laura Law-Millet. They are a great example of leadership in the
veteran community. The entire staff was a pleasure to work with especially Carizza Gutierrez and Miss Linda! I am a huge supporter
of veterans, their families, and civilians building partnerships in our
communities. The GI Film Festival helps
to bridge a gap between civilians and veterans by using art and digital media
as the common ground of understanding.
Very Respectfully,
George Ohan
Producer
(559) 451-1370
georgeohan@gmail.com
I had 2 films that were selected for GIFF 2015:
The Flag -
http://politichicks.com/2015/04/interview-with-john-duffy-director-of-short-film-the-flag/
Just Another Dance With My Father -
https://www.facebook.com/JustAnotherDanceWithMyFather
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