Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 28 Jun 2007.
pure art 9 minute film clip
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 28 Jun 2007
Ever feel as though you've been caugth between a CrossFire - Then watch this 9 minute film clip and see if it's something that you would vote for to go to Hollywwod. Brother Lew Acosta and the video "Caught in the CrossFire" has now been entered into the top 25 videos of the Famecast shortfilm category competition. Eventhough it is in the top 25 out of over 125 in his category there were more than 2,000 entries in 13 categories. Caught in the CrossFire is the story of a modern day Prodigal Son named Leon who's story is blended with tracks from Brother Lew's new riveting Album "Thug Life R.I.P." as well as the gifted voice of the main character. Many that have voted have left comments on the site that reflects the type of outreach that this short film is causing in the secular realm. Eventhough we have to continuously shoot more footage as this competition continues, the public only see the same video. We encourage you to drop by www.famecast.com/brotherlew and see the short 9 minute clip, vote for it, leave a comment or become a fan and get prizes. This 3rd round for the top 10 ends by saturday July 7th at 12 noon.. So please invite as many friends that may be interested, and then again, you won't know if they're interested unless you tell them. The top 5 automatically get included into the LA SHorts Film festival that will be seen by tens of thousands. To see more footage of the video go to www.BrotherLew.com and check under BrotherLewTV on YouTube.
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