Contact: Bill Halbert
The American Film Fund
(561) 683-6614
The American Film Fund is “Silent” no more as they take on Hope and Change.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. West Palm Beach, FL November 30, 2009 – The American Film Fund (AFF) announced today its optioning of the original screenplay “The Silent Majority”. The picture is slated to be produced by Prelude Pictures starting in the spring of 2010 and ready for a mid 2011 release ahead of the next presidential election.
The Silent Majority is a fictitious story, based on actual events. The film follows the exploits of an ideological young reporter for the New York Times as he uncovers a conspiracy that will shake the very foundation of our great country. What starts out as the assignment of a lifetime quickly turns into a nightmare when our hero uncovers the links between certain unions, billionaires, community groups and the Whitehouse. The Silent Majority is a political thriller in the tradition of The Firm or Witness.
Prelude Pictures is being tapped to produce the film due to their big picture experience and the conservative viewpoint of their principals. Prelude is best known for their blockbuster “Lost in Space” and the work they did for Mel Gibson on “The Passion of the Christ”. Prelude’s last film “The Perfect Game” will be in theaters this summer.
Left leaning or liberal progressive films enjoy wide support among the major studios and film financing organizations. Because The Silent Majority takes a no holds barred look into an administration that does not like scrutiny, this film has to be financed outside of the normal Hollywood studio system. Through a group of conservative businessmen, foundations and the average citizen the production funds are being raised through the AFF.
For more information on supporting the AFF or The Silent Majority log onto www.americanfilmfund.org
Contact: Bill Halbert
The American Film Fund
(561) 683-6614
American Film Fund to Sponsor NASCAR and Richard Childress Racing Development Team.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. San Francisco, CA. December 10, 2008 – The American Film Fund (AFF) announced today that it will be an associate sponsor along side the primary sponsor Godspeaks.com on the number 21 Chevrolet for the popular Richard Childress Racing Development team owned and operated by San Francisco businessman Jim Offenbach.
The car will driven by up and comer Blake Koch in the 2009 NASCAR Camping World Series West.
The American Film Fund is a Not for Profit organization that focuses on bringing family friendly, morally responsible entertainment to the market place. Managing Director and Co-founder Daniel de Liege had this to say: “NASCAR “IS” family entertainment and with the addition of Godspeaks.com as a primary sponsor it was the perfect opportunity for us to reach a part of our core market”.
The Godspeaks.com / AFF NASCAR will be driven by up and comer Blake Koch. "Both Richard Childress and I are extremely excited to bring Blake to our team for the 2009 NASCAR Camping World Championship season,” said Offenbach . "Blake brings a great deal of talent and a great personality to our team. He tested with us at the conclusion of last season and his performance was quite impressive."
The Camping World Series kicks of with the Toyota Shoot Out January 23 and 24th at the Toyota Speedway at Irwindale, California. For more information visit www.nascar.com, www.blakekoch.com, www.goldengateracingteam.com.
