JEFFORD CURRE' DISTINGUISH MEDAL OF HONOR. 2018 WINNERS are now at Jeffordcurre.com
It continues to be an incredible season of succes for Jefford Curre’, the box-office
entrepreneur, who first rose to fame in 1994.
Against incredible odds, he kick-started the Bahamas Film Industry and strategically
engineered the rise of the Bahamas indigenous movie-making movement. The
Bahamas leading man of action, continues to empower and inspire an army of cinematic
followers. He has successfully impacted change
in the economic focus of a nation that was once trapped in the success of a
volatile tourist trade. Jefford Curre’ is considered among the most trusted and
brilliant minds in the new world of box-office excitement. This year is a declaration of “mission accomplished,"
on the rise of the Bahamas Movie Industry. He moves to the forefront of new and
exciting challenges ahead, as global demand for the Jefford Curre’ brand soars.
"Jefford Curre’ Distinguished Medal of Honor” is intended
to inspire, honor and promote self-respect, self-sufficiency and good manners. The popular cinematic trendsetter believes it’s
important for everyone to be honorable in order to minimize unnecessary
conflict. He is convinced that this is
achieved by not imposing your views on others, unless they request an interest
in learning more about you. The Curre’ family lives a 21st century modern
culture lifestyle, that’s not afraid to be free from drugs, alcohol, cigarettes
and cuss words. The Bahamas First Family of Cinema, emerged from a world of
challenges and imperfections, that had to be conquered with the spirit of innovation.
For them, cool living is a natural act
of self-respect, personal discipline and economic progress.
Building on a family legacy in entrepreneur philanthropy,
Jefford Curre’ is no stranger to how important it is to promote honor and respect,
parallel with box-office innovation. It is something often not taught in conventional
film industry schools. However, it is the
most important ingredient for fast growth and sustainable success, in the new
world of box-office excitement. It may
be arguable as to whether or not honor will hold as a mainstream entertainment trend.
Box-office entrepreneurs, however, have
mastered the ancient principle alongside their amazing artistic talents. It has enabled many to overcome unsurmountable
obstacles and improve the quality of life in work, play, business and relationships.
It doesn’t matter whether you are a man, woman, boy or girl, everyone is now
coming to grips with the importance of self-respect and honor. People seem to
be no longer willing to live by opinions that don’t fit the bill in reality.
For those that are addicted to playing by the established bad rules, the Curre’
family could easily pass off as weird, or even dysfunctional. They do their own
critical thinking in every situation and have often been accused of respectfully
not even trying to be like the rest. “Despite
whatever comes against you, there is a defense,” said Jefford. “When two or three people commit to overcome
evil with good, anything is possible. Every family has a superpower, a thing
that gives them a unique advantage in helping others. Our special power has
always been vision and discernment. Looking
ahead, we saw a box-office cultural revolution on the rise. A new era, where
success at the box-office will have more to do with honor and respect, as opposed
to talent, beauty or connection. We felt
a need to be on the cutting edge of this important transition, in the
entertainment industry.”
The Curre’ Family spent the past few years on tour, researching
the establishment of the Jefford Curre’ Foundation. It could be a clear
indication that they may seriously be broadening their interest and considering
much welcome diplomatic invites. This may be essential, in order to expand their
philanthropic scope and assist in the development, or add to the advancement of
box-office entrepreneurs and film industries worldwide.
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Sunday, December 31, 2017
JEFFORD CURRE' MISSION One ACCOMPLISHED. The rise of the Bahamas Film Industry. Plus ''JEFFORD CURRE' DISTINGUISH MEDAL OF HONOR - Bahamas Film Industry Report
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