Speech Title: If Laughter is the Best Medicine, Why Not Try it as Medicine?
Biography of Prof. Frank Chindamo:
An innovative EdTech firm with long-term commercial and societal value and an emphasis on access and opportunity in education. A market for sharing economy education exists at Virtual Film SchoolTM. It’s a university that connects students with instructors at any time, from anywhere in the globe, using virtual reality. They began in the popular field of new media since, among all occupations, 75% of young people desire to be content creators. To draw in more students and increase money, they intend to rapidly expand its offerings in the arts and languages. VFS has completed 4 pilot programmes, closed 2 sales, and is seeing increasing pilot programme revenue. We have strategic alliances with Lenovo, EXedu.co, the UN, Amazon, and CAA.
Virtual Film:
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For many different brands, FLM has produced films and video series. Most recently, they created the online series with an average of 200,000 views each episode for Intel’s new Pocket Avatars app and for Kingston Technologies to promote their new wireless data drive. Prior to that, they produced a video for eVite to advertise the company’s new Paper eVites; this video received over 100,000 likes on Facebook. Additionally, they worked on the Radio Shack TV ads for the launch of their extravagant TV box. The FLM Roku channel evaluation is as follows: “The short films are ironic and eclectic. It seems like Netflix and Vine have fused into one platform.”
Similar to their Lime.com series starring SNL’s Victoria Jackson, FLM has also developed and produced four other animated videos or series for the Planet Green TV to promote their channel — and green living — to youngsters and adults. Additionally, they developed a pilot for the computer game CakeMania in which they gave the main character a backstory. They also developed a pilot for the Jump and Jacks indoor playground concept for kids. He also owns Fun Little Movies, a leading creator of humorous online “Advertainment” movies. The Wall Street Journal, NY Times, CNN, USA Today, Forbes Magazine, and other publications have all praised our work and given us over 30 prizes.
For well-known companies including Petco, Walmart, Best Buy, Intel, Kingston Technologies, eVite, and others, FLM has produced films and television programmes. FLM earned the Grand Prize at Mobile Content World, which included a Chevrolet Cruze. additionally created the TED lecture video for Titanic and Avatar producer Jon Landau. At Columbia College, Hollywood, he was previously the Curriculum Coordinator/Instructor for New Media. At USC, UCLA, Chapman University, and Emerson College, he also developed the courses and serves as an adjunct professor for the web video creation and monetization courses. Freddie Wong, who has made over a billion dollars, Bernie Su, and 5SecondFilms have all been among my students. He received the 2016 Dodge College Adjunct Professor of the Year award from Chapman University. The books YouTube Success in 5 Steps were co-written by him. Columbia University, New York, MFA. NYU, BFA.