Benjamin R. Selander

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About Me

Rochester Hills, MI
United States
Member Since: January 23, 2008
Occupation: Retail Associate
My Bio
Right now I'm working at Best Buy and going to OCC. I went to Michigan for a year and a half and found out I didn't like Engineering. I shared an apartment with two guys for five months and found out I didn't like drinking and smoking. So now I'm back home, saving money, paying off student loans, and knocking off some credits until Lost begins. Fun fun.
What are some things you're doing to help make this film?
I will be spreading the word to people around the net about this great way to change the world.
Why are you supporting The 1 Second Film project?
I've always had a desire to get involved in film making but never really had the means or connection. I came across this site one day, and thought it combined film with a clear goal and way for people to give back to the world.

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If you had to choose a 'perfect moment' from your life to make into a one-second film, what would it be?
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It would have to be the "1 Second" after I first jumped from the ledge, during my first time on a zip-line, when the wire grabbed hold of me, and I knew I was safe.

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