Alycia Kaback Presents VIP/NYC: Indie vs. The Industry filmed by Benedict Hadley

VIP/NYC was filmed by Alycia Kaback’s good friend and Emmy Award winner, Benedict Hadley.  This is what lead Danielle Guldin had to say about working on VIP/NYC with Alycia Kaback and Benedict Hadley:

“April was a whirlwind of adventure!  Another Emmy award winning director, Benedict Hadley, had begun filming a reality show about VIP, entitled VIP/NYC, and I was cast in a leading role.  I was instructed to carry a KodakZi8 camera with me at all times, filming myself throughout the course of my adventures.  Some of these adventures included volunteering some time at the 3 Dot Dash International Youth Leadership Summit for global peace, hosted by the great producer, Nile Rogers.  I also documented my double-life as a regular on-air model for the QVC Network, modeling cosmetics for (the fabulous) Laura Geller.”

Read more about what Danielle’s been up to since meeting Alycia Kaback. 

Benedict Hadley was born on November 27, 1981 and raised in Brooklyn, New York, where at an early age he began attending specialized schools that honed his skills as an artist through education and training in fine arts, commercial arts and architecture. Benedict has been shooting films since the age of 12 and professionally since the age of 17. His distinct emotional and technical connection to film and video has led him to work with a gamut of clientele that range from American Zoetrope, Jay-Z, L’oreal, PBS, Warner Music Group, G-Unit, Viacom and many others.

Benedict’s first film “The National Anthem” is a 25 minute film devoid of dialogue featuring a score by Carlos Dengler the former bassist and keyboardist of Interpol. The film has been well received, screening throughout the world including a private screening to Canal Plus at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival.

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