Beverly Hills Film Studios Announces Eckelberry as New Director.

LOS ANGELES -- Beverly Hills Film Studios Inc. (OTC:BVHJ) today announced the election of Stephen Eckelberry to the board of directors.

Eckelberry is a filmmaker with an expertise in post-production. Currently, his company, Blackberry Productions, provides post-production consultation for the University of Southern California's Institute of Creative Technologies located in Marina Del Rey, Calif. The goal of the ICT is the creation of the Experience Learning System (ELS). ICT harnesses creative talent from the entertainment and game development industries and leading-edge research on simulation technologies such as artificial intelligence, graphics and sound.

Among Eckelberry's many past positions and accomplishments, he served as post-production supervisor/associate producer with The Motion Picture Bond Co. located in Century City, Calif. In that role, he ensured that films were finished at the highest possible standards within the available budget. He navigated the intricacies of studio delivery contracts, ensuring that films were properly delivered with no rejections.

Eckelberry served as film director, editor & post-production executive at Hillman Williams Productions located in Santa Monica, Calif. While there, he directed the film "First Degree," to a critical and financial success, overseeing all aspects of the film process from start to finish. Also, he edited and post-produced "Men," winning several awards and a lucrative distribution; he edited and post-produced "Mirage," distributed through Universal, earning a 600 percent return on investment to the original investors.

Eckelberry was staff editor/post-production coordinator at Epic Productions, Trans World Entertainment, located in Los Angeles, and supervised the completion of more than 50 titles. He has also served as editor at Moshe Diamante Productions, located in Sherman Oaks, Calif., having edited the thriller "Save Me," with Lysette Anthony, action film "Viper" with Lorenzo Lamas, and "Inner Sanctum 2" with Michael Nouri. As an editor and post-production supervisor, he has more than 20 feature film and television series credits to his name. He also has an extensive background in film promotional work, having written and edited scores of film trailers (previews).

As a film director, Eckelberry started Blackberry Productions, located in Sherman Oaks, Calif., and directed and edited the award-winning short film "Going Home," winner Golden Plaque, Chicago International Film Festival (best short film over 30 minutes.) Over the years Eckelberry has screened at the Cannes Women in Film, Mill Valley, Denver, Bumbershot, Orlando and the Hermosa Beach Film Festivals.

Eckelberry is highly knowledgeable in all aspects of film and film post-production. As a hands-on, motivated and field-proven film production and post-production executive, he has demonstrated the ability to deliver creatively sound and profitable film products in the independent film industry. As such, his acceptance to join the Beverly Hills Film Studios' board is extremely welcomed at this time.

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