It's here! The "see what you missed" video of the "A Whole Lott More" film screening at ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival

It's here! The "see what you missed" video of the "A Whole Lott More" film screening at ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival

Below is the posting from last week. Film screening of the acclaimed new award winning documentary "A Whole Lott More" tonight at ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival

PIX 11 News Anchor Tamsen Fadal will be moderating a Q & A following the special screening of the acclaimed new award winning documentary, "A Whole Lott More" at ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival.

Stay tuned for more including photos posted to Facebook and video event coverage reporting.

More information at www.ReelAbilities.org Below is an earlier event coverage report from a private screening of "A Whole Lott More"

Film screening of the acclaimed new award winning documentary "A Whole Lott More" tonight at ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival

Film screening of the acclaimed new award winning documentary "A Whole Lott More" tonight at ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival

PIX 11 News Anchor Tamsen Fadal will be moderating a Q & A following the special screening of the acclaimed new award winning documentary, "A Whole Lott More" at ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival.

Stay tuned for more including photos posted to Facebook and video event coverage reporting.

More information at www.ReelAbilities.org Below is an earlier event coverage report from a private screening of "A Whole Lott More"

See what you missed video montage of the acclaimed new documentary "A Whole Lott More" is here

See what you missed video montage for the special screening of the acclaimed new documentary "A Whole Lott More," hosted by Executive Producer, Loreen Arbus, is here! Watch, be inspired and see what you missed.

Event coverage report below originally posted November 4th, 2013.

"We made this film to bring more awareness to employment issues for people with disabilities. In a tough economy, everyone worries about their job, their home and their children’s futures.

With so much on our minds, is there even space to think about the 80% of Americans with developmental disabilities who remain unemployed?"

On Monday, November 4, 2013, there will be a special screening of the acclaimed new documentary, "A Whole Lott More".

SPECTACULAR "SEE WHAT YOU MISSED" FACEBOOK PHOTOS of the special screening "A Whole Lott More" ARE HERE! Yay!

The film follows three individuals - each has a different attitude towards work and a different disability. It is an important film about an often ignored issue and powerfully brings to light how, for the good of all Americans, more people with disabilities must be included in the working world. The film recently debuted at the HotDocs film festival in Toronto.

Loreen Arbus, Executive Producer of "A Whole Lott More," is hosting the screening.

Arbus is also the First woman to head up programming at a major U.S. Network and a Disability Rights Activist/Producer/Founder & Chair of “Women Who Care.”

Also in attendance will be Victor Buhler, Director of “A Whole Lott More” and Joan Browne, Former President of Lott Industries.

Victor Buhler, Loreen Arbus, and Joan Browne, who appears prominently in the film, will discuss the movie after the screening.

ABOUT “A WHOLE LOTT MORE”:

Around eight million people in America have a developmental disability. Those who work often find jobs in ‘workplaces’ - coalitions of businesses and social service agencies that traditionally provide manufacturing jobs. In Toledo, Ohio, there is Lott Industries. For decades Lott Industries competed successfully for auto industry contracts, employing 1200 workers with disabilities. With the collapse of the local auto industry in neighboring Detroit, Lott has struggled to keep its doors open.

The film looks at the impact of Lott’s struggles and examines the wider world of employment options for people with disabilities. Our documentary focuses on three unforgettable individuals – each with a different attitude towards work and each with a different disability. The film showcases their incredible resilience and makes the case for greater employment opportunities for all.

Below is the film trailer for the documentary “A Whole Lott More.”


JGPR – James Grant Public Relations provides marketing, publicity, press and Celebrity Outreach for clients who are serious about strategizing and targeting mainstream media. The company currently has clients around the world based in New York City, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, Berlin, Aix-en-Provence, Mexico and other cities. Whether it is a major non-profit organization, a corporation, a film studio or an A-List charity event, JGPR specializes in getting the message out effectively to television, online, social media, print and radio. We exclusively tailor a specific tactical blueprint for each client in order to achieve their marketing and media objectives.

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Stay tuned for the exciting “See What You Missed” video of the event which will include special interviews.

Additional resources:

• Facebook SEE WHAT YOU MISSED PHOTOS of the special screening "A Whole Lott More" ARE HERE! Yay! https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151956346271435&type=1&l=8ab793286b
• ”A Whole Lott More” Official Web Site
• James Grant Public Relations

Photos courtesy James Grant PR and "A Whole Lott More."

Screening of the acclaimed new documentary, "A Whole Lott More" hosted by Executive Producer, Loreen Arbus

"We made this film to bring more awareness to employment issues for people with disabilities. In a tough economy, everyone worries about their job, their home and their children’s futures.

With so much on our minds, is there even space to think about the 80% of Americans with developmental disabilities who remain unemployed?"

On Monday, November 4, 2013, there will be a special screening of the acclaimed new documentary, "A Whole Lott More".

SPECTACULAR "SEE WHAT YOU MISSED" FACEBOOK PHOTOS of the special screening "A Whole Lott More" ARE HERE! Yay!

The film follows three individuals - each has a different attitude towards work and a different disability. It is an important film about an often ignored issue and powerfully brings to light how, for the good of all Americans, more people with disabilities must be included in the working world. The film recently debuted at the HotDocs film festival in Toronto.

Loreen Arbus, Executive Producer of "A Whole Lott More," is hosting the screening.

Arbus is also the First woman to head up programming at a major U.S. Network and a Disability Rights Activist/Producer/Founder & Chair of “Women Who Care.”

Also in attendance will be Victor Buhler, Director of “A Whole Lott More” and Joan Browne, Former President of Lott Industries.

Victor Buhler, Loreen Arbus, and Joan Browne, who appears prominently in the film, will discuss the movie after the screening.

ABOUT “A WHOLE LOTT MORE”:

Around eight million people in America have a developmental disability. Those who work often find jobs in ‘workplaces’ - coalitions of businesses and social service agencies that traditionally provide manufacturing jobs. In Toledo, Ohio, there is Lott Industries. For decades Lott Industries competed successfully for auto industry contracts, employing 1200 workers with disabilities. With the collapse of the local auto industry in neighboring Detroit, Lott has struggled to keep its doors open.

The film looks at the impact of Lott’s struggles and examines the wider world of employment options for people with disabilities. Our documentary focuses on three unforgettable individuals – each with a different attitude towards work and each with a different disability. The film showcases their incredible resilience and makes the case for greater employment opportunities for all.

Below is the film trailer for the documentary “A Whole Lott More.”


JGPR – James Grant Public Relations provides marketing, publicity, press and Celebrity Outreach for clients who are serious about strategizing and targeting mainstream media. The company currently has clients around the world based in New York City, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, Berlin, Aix-en-Provence, Mexico and other cities. Whether it is a major non-profit organization, a corporation, a film studio or an A-List charity event, JGPR specializes in getting the message out effectively to television, online, social media, print and radio. We exclusively tailor a specific tactical blueprint for each client in order to achieve their marketing and media objectives.

We'll keep you informed so RSS feed this blog and visit frequently.


This article will also be updated regularly with photos and other related information. Please visit frequently and subscribe to our RSS feed. Thanks.

Stay tuned for the exciting “See What You Missed” video of the event which will include special interviews.

Additional resources:

• Facebook SEE WHAT YOU MISSED PHOTOS of the special screening "A Whole Lott More" ARE HERE! Yay! https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151956346271435&type=1&l=8ab793286b
• ”A Whole Lott More” Official Web Site
• James Grant Public Relations

Photos courtesy James Grant PR and "A Whole Lott More."

See what you missed video montage of 'The Women Who Care Luncheon Benefitting United Cerebral Palsy New York City'

"See what you missed" video montage from Women Who Care luncheon gala to benefit United Cerebral Palsy of New York City at Cipriani at 42nd Street, New York City on May 6, 2013.

Here’s the latest montage video produced in record-breaking time. Please bookmark this page and follow the AllThingsDigitalMarketing blog. Thanks!

This video was produced using video, photos and audio recordings from interviews by Gloria Buono-Daly during the event. Interested in knowing how this video was done? Maria Benevenga, Senior Design Specialist and Creative Extraordinaire created the video using Adobe FinalCut Pro software and/or Adobe Premiere.


Watch, learn, be inspired and stay tuned for more exciting red carpet coverage!




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Other Resources (updated regularly)
► The 12th Annual Women Who Care Luncheon Benefitting United Cerebral Palsy of New York City gala photo album on Facebook
► Women Who Care
► United Cerebral Palsy New York City
► Cyndi Lauper – 2013 Women Who Care Honoree – Five time Grammy® Award-winning Singer, Songwriter, Actress and Humanitarian
► Sharon Greenberger – 2013 Women Who Care Honoree – Senior Vice President, Facilities Development & Engineering at New York-Presbyterian Hospital
► Lynn Tilton – 2013 Women Who Care Honoree – Founder & CEO of Patriarch Partners
► Maysoon Zayid – 2013 Women Who Care Honoree – Comedian, Actor and Disability Rights Activist
► Susan Lucci – 2013 Women Who Care Host– Emmy® Award-winning star of the new series “Devious Maids” and “All My Children”, New York Times Best-selling Author and former Women Who Care Honoree

VIP Guests:
► Nicole Miller – Award winning Fashion Designer and Entrepreneur
► Jill Flint – star of the hit series “Royal Pains” Jill Flint – star of the hit series “Royal Pains”
► Camilla Barungi, Model, Entrepreneur and Activist of “Project Runway” fame
► Teri Conn Peck former star of “As The World Turns” and “One Life to Live”
► Liza Huber Liza Huber – former star of “Passions”
► Tim Morehouse , U.S. Olympic Silver Medalist & E! News Correspondent
► Tamsen Fadal
► Cheryl Wills, Cheryl Wills – Award winning Anchor & Author, NY1 News Television
► Noella Coursaris Musunka
► Angelica Fuentes Tellez, Philanthropist and CEO of Omnilife
► Wendy Diamond, Publisher, Animal Fair Media and Correspondent for “The Today Show”
► Other Former Women Who Care honorees: Roxanne Mankin Cason, Helene Craner, Francine LeFrak, Dr. Pamela Gallin, Maureen Lippe, Patrice Tanaka, Willie Mae Goodman, Joan Jedell, JoanAnn Natola, Judith Livingston, Susan Williams, Terrie Williams and Marie Wilson.
► James Grant PR
► James Grant Marketing PR

Women Who Care was created to honor female role models representing various segments of the community. It is a celebration of women who have deep concern for others and are passionately committed to giving back. Their extraordinary accomplishments and great character have inspired women around the world to achieve their full potential. The Women Who Care Luncheon is a New York tradition and has generated global media attention in previous years. Hearst Corporation is Presenting Sponsor of Women Who Care for the third year in a row. The Luncheon celebrates the extraordinary accomplishments of women as professionals, caregivers and philanthropists. www.womenwhocare.org

United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) is the fifth largest U.S. health organization. In New York City, it is a leading provider of programs, services, information, and care to over 14,000 children and adults with disabilities and their families. The mission of United Cerebral Palsy of New York City is to create opportunities for people with disabilities to lead independent and fulfilling lives. www.ucpnyc.org

JGPR – James Grant Public Relations provides marketing, publicity, press and Celebrity Outreach for clients who are serious about strategizing and targeting mainstream media. The company currently has clients around the world based in New York City, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, Berlin, Aix-en-Provence, Mexico and other cities. Whether it is a major non-profit organization, a corporation, a film studio or an A-List charity event, JGPR specializes in getting the message out effectively to television, online, social media, print and radio. We exclusively tailor a specific tactical blueprint for each client in order to achieve their marketing and media objectives.


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'One to One with Gloria' and Loreen Arbus: See what you missed on the red carpet The WMC 2012 Awards

"One to One with Gloria" and Loreen Arbus specialty video presentation by AllThingsDigitalMarketing.com

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"…This event is so important for women... It’s important that all women in media become more visible and empowered … This is why I choose to be very involved and I also Co-Chair this event… Wow you did your research ..."
~~ Loreen Arbus  
First woman to head up programming at a major U.S. Network, Disability Rights Activist/Producer/Founder & Chair of "Women Who Care," Co-Chair of the Women's Media Awards
Sorry for technical difficulty with the audio portion of the video. Promise next event will use better quality audio.

Additional resources:
♦ One to One with Gloria and Carol Jenkins
♦ One to One with Gloria and Robin Morgan
♦ Women’s Media Center honors leaders in media
♦ AllThingsDigitalMarketing to cover red carpet for The 2012 Women's Media Center Awards


The Women’s Media Center – founded by Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem – works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media. The influence of the media is the most powerful economic and cultural force today. By deciding who gets to talk, what shapes the debate, who writes and what is important enough to report, the media shapes our understanding of who we are and what we do.