Singer/Songwriter Artist Junior Wright plans to attend Actor Christian Keyes Kick-Off - BET Awards Weekend events

Junior Wright - Singer Songerwriter just released "Come To Me".

 New Artist Junior Wright, Hollywood plans to attend pre-BET Awards Party, Saturday, June 30, 2012, at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, downtown Los Angeles, hosted by Actor Christian Keyes. The Awards telecast at the Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium will be hosted by Samuel L. Jackson,  and airs Sunday, July 1^st, 8 p.m. (EST) on BET. 

Keyes is known as Styles from hit movie “Dysfunctional Friends”, executive producer of BET's hit play “All Men Can't Be Dogs” and re-occurring role as Troy on BET's hit TV series "Let's Stay Together."

New Artist Junior Wright, who started his entertainment career in acting and dancing in Charlotte, NC., says he’s looking forward to meeting everyone at the party, and watching the awards show on BET.  Wright, who just released his debut album “Come to Me”, said, “I’m can’t wait to meet Actor Christian Keyes at his pre BET Awards party, because his TV shows, movies. Acting and music are all great.”

Wright talks about his music this way, “I was inspired by Prince, who takes risks, and the late Michael Jackson, who was so unique.”  The album is a collection of new age, dance, pop and acoustic songs/music. Wright says he loves different genres of music and artists ranging from Jason Aldean and Stevie Wonder to Mariah Carey and Incubus. Wright has also released a video entitled, “Private Dancer.” 

His music  and video can be found at: reverbnation.com/juniorwright.  

Usher, Chris Brown and Nicki Minaj  are expected to perform at 2012 BET Awards. Also expected at the Awards are Beyonce and Jay-Z and Kanye West.

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FRAY explores the life of a Marine who returns home to face new struggles

Dancing With Films Festival - Chinese Theatre

Chinese Theatre rolled out the red carpet for the cast and crew of FRAY at tonight's (June 06, 2012) premiere of a true-to-life drama of a Marine's new struggles when he returns home. The award-winning feature movie stars Bryan Kaplan,  Marisa Costa and  Catherine Johnson.

Directed by Geoff Ryan, who received "Best Narrative Feature" award at the 2012 Arizona film Festival for his first feature film. The movie will be spotlighted at the Dances With Films, Los Angeles. CA tonight. It comes off of an event Tuesday at the Brooklyn Film Festival, Brooklyn, NY. Also, look for this enlightening eature film to be a the East End Film Festival, London, UK in next month.(July 2012).

Talk about a feature film imitating life. Every soldier that returns home from Iraq will be able to relate to this movie in one form or another. It is a drama-packed film right out of today's headlines. It was the opening film for the 2012 Arizona Film Festival earlier this year. "The hardest part was dealing with the elements, and ensuring that we follow military procedures in handling a gun," said Bryan Kaplan, who said he studied many veterans before shooting his part in the movie. The weather was a little cold, because it was shot in Oregon in March.


During the Q/A session Director Geoff Ryan said, "We got lucky and found a house where several vetarns were living nearby, and they helped us a lot in making sure the movie was an accurate protrayal of US Marine coming home.

Bryan Kaplan (far right) plays the U.S. Marine. Also
pictured Jarin Blaschke, Producer Jodi  Redmond with
 her four-month old daughter and Director Geoff Ryan.

Upon returning from combat, a young U.S. Marine veteran (Bryan Kaplan), still suffering from the physical and emotional scars of war, finds himself in another battle –civilian life. Worse is when he discovers the recession is not helping him make a smooth transition as he looks for work. Forced to escape to the Mother Nature’s solitude offers Justin just the right breathing room from the pressures of becoming alone and homeless.

Justin’s time is split between part-time studies at the local community college and working part-time hours at the local wood mill where his boss and Vietnam War veteran, Paul, offers to be a voice of support for Justin on the troubles of adjusting to life back home and co-workers invite him into their social lives.
At school, Justin finds friendship with Cheri, one of his teachers, which soon develops into romance. Cheri, new to town as well, sees in Justin a strong and intelligent man trapped by circumstances and self-doubt. 

Marisa Costa

The emotional toll of loss during the war shackles Justin’s ability to open himself up to Cheri and the chasm between the experiences of his life and the experiences of those around him drives Justin to drop everything and disappear into the wilderness where he can be alone and free of all the pressures.

As Justin retreats from the pressures all around him and leaves to live in the woods, the film explores in visceral and unflinching detail the hardships Justin faces with homelessness and isolation. Through it all his determination for a reclaimed sense of purpose drives him to push on with every day a new mission to find himself.

FRAY is available for Theatrical, Digital Sales, Wholesale DVD sales & U.S./international broadcast, and public television inquiries. Film festival screenings and community groups are encouraged to use this film for outreach and engagement on many issues addressed in the film.
The Dancing with Films Festival featured some 90 films and this was the 15th year running in Hollywood. DWFF Associated Director Robert Mellett recalled the first time he entered his film, and also revealed what makes the festival unique. "No known talent can be in the film, in front of the camera or behind it," he noted.

One of the most talked about independent movies, "FRAY" is coming to a theater near you. Two thumbs Up for a great script and great narrative of war and the reality check at home.

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The Roy Gor Studios brings more business and Hollywood to the City of Burbank

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The City of Burbank adds one more studio – The Royal Gor Studios signaling business is back

This story first appeared on Examiner.comBusines is back in Burbank says The Royal
Gor Studios CEO Gor Gevorkyan

Gor Gevorkyan, The Royal Gor Studios CEO/President

Just when you thought things would slowed a pace in Burbank, where The Disney Company and other entertainment businesses are exploding with new construction, creating more jobs, Burbank just added another studio on the other side of town.

“We have a photo video company, which is mine, we have a talent agency, a marketing company and music producers all in one place,” said Gor Gevorkyan, CEO & Owner, of The Royal Gor Studios, 1631 Maria Street, Burbank CA 91504. “Our studios can be used for movies, commercials, infomercials, educational videos, screening videos, 3-D, chroma key, you name it we can do it here.”

The Royal Gor Studios Grand Opening

The Royal Gor Studios is also large enough to accommodate red carpet events and celebrations. On Gevorkyan’s grand opening and first class party attracted 300-400 registered  guests and professionals in film, TV, music, theater, fashion, production, commercial, models, actors, photographers, videographers, media, special events industry, and hospitality industry. It was a great Hollywood networking event for producers, actors, directors, singers and songwriters, who  packed the facility with more room to move on the dance floor. The drinks and food was free and no cover charge for the live DJm music and some guest rappers such as El Debarge Jr., who performed live on stage.

Another Singer, Songwriter Junior Wright, who just released his debut album, “Come to Me”, said he was pleasantly surprised to see how huge the studios were, and even got his photo snapped with Model Diamond McClain and other Singers and models.

Singers Junior Wright and Asia Black check out the photo booth at The Royal Grand Studios, Burbank grand opening.

Junior Wright “Come to Me” and “Private Dancer” video

Most new business owners are hesitant to expand business during this slow economic recovery, but Georkyan is optimistic about the future. “We’re not most people, and we don’t worry about the economy. As long as you you have a positive attitude, and a positive mind you can succeed in any economy,” he said.
Burbank also is home to Warner Bros Studios, Walt Disney Company, Disney Channel, Nickelodeon Studios, Bob Hope Airport and NBC’s Studios, including The Tonight Show. The event was put on by The World Networks, The Notice Network and The KAM Group. The Royal Gor Studios became a member of the World Networks, an exclusive professional business network

One of the key sponsors, Lousine Karibian, CEO, The World Networks at the Royal is also optimistic about the economy. “We’re thrilled to be here and announced The Royal Gor Studios as our newest member to our exclusive professional business network designed to market members to their potential clients, and through monthly events.”  

Karibian also noted, :We are hiring and trying to create more jobs for young entrepreneurs here in LA, and for more info on those jobs visit:www.TheWorldNetworksJobs.weebly.com

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