#ReelworldFilmFest

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Emre Izat producer of Naledi: A Baby Elephant's Tale at 2016 Reelworld Film Festival, chatting with Reginald Show. During the conversation, Emre Izat, was sharing: -how there are 96 elephants being tragically killed in the world each day, and about 25,000 to 30,000 elephants killed a year. -how the Naledi: A Baby Elephant's Tale of which he was a producer of, follows an orphan elephant born in Botswana. -the great Elephant census that took 2-years to do and how the elephant population has dropped by 30 percent in 7-years. -how Made educational shorts were made with Howard Hughes Institute, called bit interactive, showing others about what is happening with the wild elephants in Africa. This film was shown at the 2016 Reelworld Film Festival and is now available to watch on Netflix. And so much more was shared.

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David Watson, Director PWHT CANADA (Project Welcome Home Troops) at the 2016 Reelworld Film Festival chatting with Reginald's Show; just after the showing of the documentary "Almost Sunrise." Project Welcome Home Troops, originally started in the US, in order to assist in the helping with Veterans, who have PTSD, Morale Injuries, plus others. This organisation was also featured, briefly in the documentary "Almost Sunrise" And David Watson is the Director of Project Welcome Home Troops Canada, which helps Canadian Veterans/First Responders, who may have PTSD, Morale Injuries plus others.

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Jon, Heath & Thomas Affolter interview by Reginald's Show

3 out of the 4, Affolter brothers, Jon, Heath & Thomas being interview by Reginald’s Show at 2016, Reelworld Film Festival. The Affolter brothers were sharing about their short film “Counter Act,” which winner of the 2015 Hot Shot Shot Shorts Contest, plus so much more. “Counter Act” also won the audience award at the 2016 Reelworld Film Festival. Furthermore, all four Affolter brothers combined have won or been nominated for over 40 awards.

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Tonya Lee Williams Canadian actress/founder of Reelworld Film Festival, chatting with Reginald's show at the 2016 Reelworld Film Festival.  Tonya Lee Williams also used to star in, "The Young and the Restless".

During the conversation, Tonya talked briefly about the history of the Reelworld Film Festival and how important it has been over the years in the promoting of racial diversity; both behind & in front of the camera, plus so much more.