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By admin on May 28, 2008 in Uncategorized | 1 Comment
Once again thanks for helping to spead the message of “America the Beautiful.” I met some really cool people at the Landmark this past weekend. One of them was a 14 year old boy (scroll down to see him). After watching the film, he asked me what he could do to help women and the [...]
By admin on May 21, 2008 in Uncategorized | 0 Comments
This is unbelievable, on our second weekend, we were the highest grossing film at the Landmark Century Theater for the second week in a row. This is amazing because Phil Donahue opened his new documentary there and he was there to greet people. I figured we’d be dead for the weekend, but women (and men [...]
By admin on May 15, 2008 in Uncategorized | 0 Comments
Good News! I was on the Channel 7 News with Sylvia Perez last week talking about “America the Beautiful,” and today they did a segment that covered one of the main topics in my film – dangerous ingredients in cosmetics. I’ve heard that the cosmetics industry is waiting for me to come to NY and [...]
By admin on May 13, 2008 in Uncategorized | 2 Comments
Opening Weekend:
Top Grossing Film at Landmark Century
Centre Cinema!
#7 * in the country!
*(out of 134 films, on a per screen average)
First of all, I want to say thank you Chicago. You really came through this weekend. It’s been a fun week. First was the Chicago Premiere last Tuesday, (pictures to the left) and then all of [...]
Miss Jennifer Evans
I believe that each person is born with a special gift and our job is to discover that gift within ourselves, develop it and give it back to the world. My gift is music and when I sing or perform music and share it with others, I feel the most fulfilled and most beautiful.
Another beauty – I have a good heart and feel great empathy toward others. For many, many years I thought there was something wrong with me because sometimes I would be so taken with another’s emotional state that I couldn’t concentrate on what was being said in a small group or even in one-on-one situations. I would feel overwhelmed by someone else’s emotional pain, insecurities or even their anger – though they might be smiling – and would clam up. Over time, I have learned to better balance this intuitive understanding with steady verbal skills so that I can participate more comfortably in the world around me and, hopefully, make others more comfortable when we speak. Now, instead of seeing this understanding of others as a curse, I see it was a gift because it allows me to reach out to those around me.
Jennifer Evans