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Baltimore-based Actor/Film Manufacturer progresses through individual disaster and hosts Celebrity Red Carpeting Occasion to Benefit Lou Gherig’s Disease (ALS) at the Senator Theatre
(Baltimore, MD)– Walter Maxfield Jones is an actor and film manufacturer whose achievements can truly deem him a regional celebrity, including hosting the longest running open mic and poetry event in the nation for the previous 13 years– Warm Wednesdays (which in 2004 was provided its own “Annual Day” in Baltimore by former Mayor, now MD Governor O’Malley). Nevertheless, in 2008, Jones was faced with among his biggest and most life-altering difficulties when his mother was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), more commonly called Lou Gherig’s illness. In an instant, her diagnosis changed everything– instead of gracing stages all over the nation, Walter Maxfield Jones’ part ended up being fulltime care-giver to his mom. ALS is a rapidly progressive fatal neuromuscular illness which results in over 80 % of individuals with the condition dying of ALS within two to 5 years of medical diagnosis. According to the National ALS Association and based on U.S. population studies, a little over 5,600 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with ALS each year, which is approximately 15 brand-new cases per day. Statistically, 90 % of house care is being carried economically and physically by household caregivers.
After a year and a half battle, on July 16, 2009, Walter Maxfield Jones’ mom– Ms. Joyce Duckworth passed away from issues associated with ALS. However, her shift and the courage she showed throughout her health problem sparked a desire in Jones to help, inform and continue to contribute in her honor to research study being done by the foundation that was so important to his mom after her diagnosis– The Robert Packard Center for ALS Research study at Johns Hopkins. Walter Maxfield Jones’ upcoming Star occasion at the Senator Theatre will be dedicated to the cause.
On Sunday, June 13, 2010, the highly prepared for Red Carpet Premiere of the Movie “Torn” starring Walter Maxfield Jones (Award Winning Star and Baltimore-based film maker) and Wil “Onix” Lash (star VH1’s fact TELEVISION hit “I Love New York”) will happen at The Senator Theatre (5904 York Rd, Baltimore, Maryland 21212) beginning at 6pm. Partial profits from the event will benefit The Robert Packard Center for ALS Research at Johns Hopkins in honor of Joyce Duckworth. It will be a night of celebration, networking and home entertainment featuring an extravagant VIP Reception, Film Discussion, Meet & Greet with the Cast, and Market Networking After Party. The occasion promises to be nothing except magnificent with a special VIP visitor list that likes media, sports figures, celeb appearances and a couple of surprises.
“Torn” is the story of a caring and devoted other half who finds his wife is having an affair with his kid’s basketball coach. While drowning his sorrows at a regional bar, he experiences lovely, attractive Jasmine who has everything he desires in a lady. It’s instant chemistry! However he loves his better half. What will he choose now that he discovers himself TORN? Will he strike back and cheat separating his house in pursuit of Jasmine or stay faithful for the sake of his son and give his adulterous wife a 2nd opportunity?
However, the evening is not simply the Baltimore launching of an awesome cinematographic collaboration and most significant charity drive, but the launch of a motion called “InDCity.” InDCity is the brainchild of film director Frank E. Jackson, Jr. and is based upon his vision to in your area produce unmatched quality films and make the DC Metropolitan area (DC/MD/VA) a major center for excellent films and independent movie production. InDCity will also bring new chances for local actors, internships for striving movie directors and manufacturers, and academic platforms for young individuals to discover the film market.
Media and Press for Live Coverage on the Red Carpeting are invited– For additional information and to RSVP, contact: Charmel McMillan/ Char-Town Home entertainment at char-town@msn.com or call 301-412-9808. *** Tickets for this occasion are on sale now and might be purchased at: www.sunjada.com.
