Greetings!Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Samuel B. Prime.
I have written countless referential texts on the topic of "How to Get Ahead In The World Surrounding Samuel B. Prime" as the chief topic element to the continually developing thesis, which is the driving force of each publication. Also, I have published a series of novels (titled A Honeybee's Secret) and brief novellas chronicling the story of a young African-American male in his descent into a life-threatening form of the disease known only as Testiculomomosis.
From the back cover of the first volume: A tense story of hope mixed with stressed elements of a forcefully pragmatic future for one African-American boy, an afflicted child suffering from Earth's deadliest and most traumatic disease, Javananum Testiculomomosis. Only one scientist, the boy's soon-to-be step-father, knows the where the cure for this unrelenting disease lies: the future!
But, in terms of an actualy summation of who I may or may not be, I offer the following.
Currently a Junior at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, Samuel B. Prime is a scholar of Theatre, Playwriting and Film & Media Studies in the School of Communication.
Samuel is a Dean's List student and was recently named as one of Northwestern University's Communication Century Scholars, an honors program of fifty-six select students, enabling their future successes by funding research projects, offering exclusive grant opportunities and encouraging academic fellowships with Northwestern faculty.
Samuel presented his first scholarly paper at an academic conference in April of 2008, at the University of Notre Dame's 2nd Annual Midwest Undergraduate Film Conference, where Professor Donald Crafton praised his work.
All of this (and more) has led up to the 35th Telluride Film Festival Student Symposium. It is about to blow Samuel's mind.
