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About Ariana Jalia
Gen Alpha phenom Ariana Jalia is already an international award-winning film director, actress and singer-songwriter. She is best known for her media appearances and acting roles on: Little Big Shots, Steve, Varney & Co., AOL Build, Fox News, and New York Live, Manifest (NBC), Stephen King's Lisey's Story (Apple TV), Tracy Oliver's Harlem (Amazon), Prodigal Son (FOX), feature film A Mouthful of Air starring Amanda Seyfried, and award-winning film Family and ME.
As an author, entertainer, and influencer - Ariana has created a public following resulting in selling over 60,000 books of her children’s series “Mommy B and Me” and her singles have generated nearly 500,000 streams. Her social media following that continues to grow at a rapid pace with videos on YouTube with over 16mil views, alongside platforms Zigazoo and Instagram with tens of thousands of followers.
About My Sunshine Magic
My Sunshine Magic was founded in 2015 and is a diversified entertainment and media company with ventures at the intersection of gaming, video and music production, book publishing, and merchandise.
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2021 Film Festival Awards
International Award Winning Film Director ...
Taking The Film Festivals By Storm
In her directorial debut, Ariana Jalia and her short film Family and Me, have taken the 2021 International Film Festivals by storm winning awards and placements in major cities including London, Tokyo, New York, and Hollywood. Ariana was honored to received Best Actress, Gold Award First Time Director, and Silver Award for Indie Short Film - as well as being named as a Finalist and Semi -Finalist in several festivals for a Women Empowerment Film, Narrative International Short, Best Female Director in a Short Film, and Best Indie Short Film.
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Official Trailer: FAMILY AND ME
This is a powerful short film that takes an honest look at a family of eight dealing with the heartbreak of death. The story shines a light on some of the most difficult outcomes a family can face when a child’s first cries for help aren’t recognized - all told through the eyes of a child.
“I’m grateful that I was able to use the art of filmmaking to tell this story and share it with the world. But, this story is not a part of the social media hurricane or fancy filmmaking, tricks and hacks. Because this story is simple. Children let adults know they are in trouble, but adult miss the cues. When I realized that, I knew I must share this story. What I want adults to take away from this film is that there are no forgettable conversations. Even tossed out words in passing can have deadly consequences. But, for children, I hope they understand permanent solutions to temporary pain in not the answer.”, said Ariana Jalia.