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Running Time: 62 minutes Website: www.ayquefunny.com BIOGRAPHIES JESENIA BAILEY (creator, director, performer) is a Nuyorican, Bronx native Comedienne/Actress/Writer/Performer/Director/Producer. Bailey has performer stand-up comedy at various clubs throughout New York City, including the Laugh Factory & Caroline?s Comedy Club. Since 2000, she has been acting in theater and film, performing both comedic and dramatic roles. In 2006, she cast in the inspirational feature film Gang Girl, in which she played a 16 year-old Bronx gang member trying to find her way out of gang life. In the film, The Big Wes, she was able to flex her comedic acting abilities by playing two very different roles. CRYSTAL ROMAN (creator, director, performer) was born into an artistic family, her great grandfather was a musician in the Duke Ellington band, and her uncle has played with Latin music legends the likes of the late Tito Puente, Santana, and Mark Anthony. After graduating from the College of Staten Island with a Bachelor of Arts in Marketing and Management with a minor in Socialogy, Roman played the lead role in the film, A Weapon Most Unusual (New York International Film Festival award-winning). She recently completed production on the film, Tangle Eye Blues with Moonshine Films and is the current spokesperson for Mono Machines. In 2009, Roman wrote the play Black Latina about the lives of dark-skinned Latinas and African American Latinas, which she produced by her company, Shaniece Entertainment. She is adapting the play into a feature film. Page 10 of 155
SINY Film Festival ticket giveaway By Jodi Lee Reifer May 07, 2010, 5:14PM AWE/Jan Somma-Hammel Wu-Tang Clan's RZA is serving as celebrity chairman of the SINY Film Festival. His short, "Trophy," screens in a comedy block of flicks as part of the festival. The Staten Island Economic Development Corporation has made available free coupons for allscreening passes at 18 locations throughout the borough. STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Cost of catching an indie flick at the Angelika in Manhattan’s West Village: $13 a ticket. Cost of doing the same at the SINY Film Festival: Priceless. Literally. The Staten Island Economic Development Corporation (SIEDC) is making free screening passes available for anyone interested in seeing all 80-plus movies in the festival, June 2 to 6. To get the all-screening pass, cinephiles can visit one of 18 locations — elected officials’ offices or businesses — to pick up a coupon. It can be traded for the actual screening pass at the event unspooling at the St. George Theatre and the College of Staten Island. Each pass is good for up to four family members. Admission to screenings are subject to seating availability. The sixth annual indie film showcase, presented by the Richmond County Savings Foundation, is a project of SIEDC. The coupon also entitles bearers to free admittance to the SIEDC’s 2010 Health & Wellness Expo, Sept. 28 in Page 11 of 155
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