Alron Phillips

Alron Phillips is an Award-Winning American filmmaker who is a producer, director, cinematographer, screenwriter, actor, music producer, and singer/songwriter. He is known for his short films, "Methodical" starring Melissa Baird and Pete Penuel and "Consequences: Aftermath" starring Chenara Imrith and Christopher Hill. He has also played Zah Zah in the short film, "Tables Turned" and was the lead in the short film, "Trust God" where he played Monty a down on his luck pizza delivery driver who's life was changed by God through a couple who was compelled to fulfill a need. He graduated from Media Tech Institute where he studied in the Recording Arts Program. He graduated at the top of his class and becoming valedictorian at F.I.R.S.T Institute in Orlando, FL for the Digital Filmmaking and Video Production Program. While attending F.I.R.S.T Institute he started a Film Festival Club (FFC) to help students in different programs connect, network, and create films, music videos, and documentaries to submit to Film Festivals.