Julie invited some friends over for movie night and she decides to show the indie film "Camera Phone". The DVD had come in the mail by mistake and she gets her friends to watch it with her. After they watched the movie they had mixed feeling about the film. Then there was knock on the door and Julie goes to the door to discover there is no one there. On the ground is a package without a return address on it but its address to her. So when they open the package its 5 cell phones in the package and a note. This is where the reality and horror come in; the phones are from victims of unsolved cases. Each phone has a video on it and each student takes a phone and watches them as stated in the note. They will then learn curiosity did kill, when their lives become a part of the terror which is "Camera Phone 2".

The filmmakers involved in this film for over the last 10 years have been making independent horror/thriller based films. From short films, music videos to features and the filmmakers are ready to bring you something different.

Meosha Bean is a award winning actress, filmmaker who edits her work. Started filming and acting at the age of 7 years old. After attending acting school and modeling school. Meosha went on to do feature films, music videos, promotions etc. She owns her own business, M.V.B Films which was established in 2003. Her projects includes Dark Rises that has all star cast. Miss Pepper short film 2013, that gained almost 30,000 views in 1 week upon release. Meosha has worked with many people in the business and indie talents.

Michael Seamus Reed in Gaithersburg, Maryland- 1985. Seamus grew up in Germantown which is located in Montgomery County, MD. He attended NorthwestHigh School and then MontgomeryCollege before leaving to pursue stand-up comedy and comedic acting full time in Los Angeles. While living in LA, Seamus worked alongside Phil Messerer to create the controversial feature film, Underbelly Blues. The film quickly gained a cult following and was a hit at many film festivals around the country. The film would go on to be distributed by IndustryWorks Pictures.
Seamus now resides in Australia where he continues to pursue his love for live performance, creative writing and film making.

Eddie Brown, Jr. is an award winning photographer and visual artist from Perry, FL and began studying film in Orlando in 1997. Upon obtaining a degree in Film, Eddie moved on to assist with several projects. In 2005, he was co-founder of the Central Nebraska Film Festival and acted as a key player in the Estes Park Film Festival development. In the following years he became involved in professional photography, film editing and entertainment oriented web page development and deployment. In 2007 he was the primary force behind writing, producing and directing a handful of projects including County Road 14 (actually written in 2006), One Choice, Last Call, Raiders TV Pilot and The Tower of Love. Towards the end of 2007 Eddie was voted in as one of the top ten on ourstage.com for the trailer of the full motion picture, "County Road 14" and was selected as one of the top 20 in the Chiller TV Dare to Direct Film for the short, "Last Call" through which he has climbed to new heights in the horror film industry. His style and vision continue to lay the foundation for a new era in this genre. In 2012 wrote, produced, and directed "Camera Phone" and now is bringing a different vision of what the film is.

With 22 film projects under her belt from acting, producing and directing. Lien Mya has become a independent force in the industry. She started modeling when she was age 15 and within the first month she had a 1 year contract as a spokesmodel for Japanese company Kao for Sifone. Then more and more commercials came and she slowly got into the show biz. In 2008, she became co-owner of MysterE Visions with Eddie Brown Jr. The two have been good team in developing projects the amaze horror fans. 

The funds requested of $25,000 are for cast, production, post production, P&R, and distribution. Here's where we need your help. We now need funds in order to send the film to a professional sound mixing studio for Sound Design, Mixing and Mastering. We also need funds for Digital Color Correction, Marketing and Distribution expenses to bring it to fans.

We value your trust and your generosity, which is why we believe in transparency when it comes to the budget. You can see a breakdown below of how your dollars will be utilized. All donations will go towards getting this film completed and viewed in your city . Please feel free to contact the Campaign Manager if you have any questions at all. Your support is greatly appreciated.

Post Production Total - $5,800.00

Sound Mixing to Picture - $3,000.00

Final Color Correction and Deliverable- $1,500.00

DCP- $1,300.00

Distribution Total - $7,950.00

Festival Entries -$ 1,000.00

Screening- $ 3,250.00

DVD Replication- $1200.00

MPAA Rating- $2,500.00

Cast- $ 3,000.00

P&R- $ 8,250.00

It is very challenging to produce a film and the filmmakers involved with this project are dedicated to bringing the fans something different. With over 10 years of filmmaking here we will make your funding dollars work. For those not interested in perks and just want to donate we thank you very much.