I PREFER ABBY

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I PREFER ABBY. 

Premiering this Saturday at 1P.M. at The Byrd Theatre

Directed by ‎Andrea Garza De Leon. 
Created for The 2o15 Richmond 48HFP 
by The Kitchen ~ The Martin Agency

I will post more photos from our film, I Prefer Abby, as soon as the premiere is over. 
I will also post a link so those of you who were not able to attend the screenings can see it. 



Click Above for more information




https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByG167B4OQrLN2ZjTUdCWVlHOFU/view?pli=1


Click Photo Above 
To Watch The Teaser Trailer For
I Prefer Abby

















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