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Winner ~ Best YouTube Short Film of 2007
Winner ~ 3rd Prize Project: Direct
Official Selection ~ Short Film Corner ~ Cannes 2008
Official Selection ~ Chicago Intl. Children's Film Festival
Official Selection ~ Now Film Festival
Official Selection ~ Portable Film Festival (Australia)
Official Selection ~ California Next Gen Film Festival
Official Selection ~ Crackle Shorts Contest

"My Name is Lisa" is a short film about a 13 year old girl dealing with her mother's Alzheimer's Disease.

Alzheimer's is one of many serious and scary diseases still without a cure. Alzheimer's causes gradual memory loss. 250,000 children, age 8-18 are caregiving for
someone with Alzheimer's or dementia. To find out more and take action, visit: http://www.actionalz.org/

Click here to Donate now to help the Alzheimer's Association: http://act.alz.org/site/PageServer?pagename=my_name_is_lisa_video

Watch the Director's Video Log here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_QL2nzyg6A

"my name is lisa" is a short film from http://SheltonFilms.com

directed by ben shelton

written by ben & josh shelton

cast
carlie nettles as LISA
sally smythe as MOM
jeff grimm as PIZZA DELIVERY GUY

crew
troy peebles
gillian zwick

thank you
eric ankrim
john d'aquino
stephen godwin
david kerwin
jacques slade

music by josh shelton

written by ben and josh shelton

directed by ben shelton

http://SheltonFilms.com
http://CarlieNettles.com

SANTA BARBARA HIGH c/o 1999 & c/o 2002
UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND c/o 2003
WHITWORTH COLLEGE c/o 2006

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  • Very good job

  • Excellent. I particularly enjoyed the repetitive camera angles/scenes. Gave a sense of having to deal with the same situation every day.

    Everyone will relate to this differently... we are all different.

    I see the character Lisa wanting to escape into her books as a means to leave the frustration of her relationship with her mother. That for me is inspiring.

    Great film Ben and Josh!

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  • I think a lot of people are missing the point here. Alzheimer's is serious, I am personally dealing with early stages with my own mother. It's frustrating dealing with her and knowing when not to snap. I am slowly learning about the disease and learning to cope as well as deal with someone who lives with it. I can relate and I'm glad this video was made.

  • You are good

  • i dont know why but she reminds me of Kristen Stewart

  • Me, too, Lisa, though I am an an adult child looking after two child like nonagenarians! Nice work, Lisa. All the best. RTQ

  • very nice, shows a different perspective of life. i don't think it matter if it's accurate or not;however, just shows how hard someone's life can be

  • i didn't git it

  • @eminem33120 haha

  • @mrdesrt100 so are obamas

  • wow ur really good

  • i thought it was a parody of my name is.

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