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9TH ANNUAL MY HERO FILM FESTIVAL – HIGHLIGHTING USC WINNERS!
Los Angeles, CA – 12/3/13 – Since 2005, The MY HERO International Film Festival has been a platform for media artists who want to create positive social change through filmmaking. The festival celebrates young filmmakers and professionals alike, whose stories highlight heroes from all walks of life.
Bill Sharman was a graduate of USC, where he played baseball and basketball. Bill played professionally for the Boston celtics. As coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, he led his team on a 33 game win streak, an NBA record. Off the courts, Bill was a champion working to support children, education and under served youth. |
The 2013 Film Festival is dedicated to the late Bill Sharman, a graduate of USC, where he played baseball and basketball. Bill played professionally for the Boston Celtics. As coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, he led his team on a 33 game win streak, an NBA record. Off the courts, Bill was a champion working to support children, education and under-served youth.
USC Cinema Student Mark Manalo wins First Place in the College Narrative category with his film, No Child Left Deprived. This film creatively makes a case for Arts Education and the damage that comes from only teaching for standardized tests. Mark's film entertains the audience with great acting, beautiful music and a well-written script.
USC Animation Professor, Mike Patterson wins First Place in the Music Video category with his wonderfully creative animated Music Video, Mr. Blue Sky. Mike co-directed this film with Candace Reckinger. The whimsical animation was skillfully executed by USC students in the Animation Department under the direction of Mike Patterson.
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