Director Leila Djansi was presented the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Los Angeles (BAFTA, Los Angeles) 2011 Pan African Festival Choice Prize for “I Sing of A Well” at the 19^th Annual Pan African Film Festival (PAFF) held in Los Angeles.

“I am so very honoured to receive this prize, which I accept not only for me, but for producer Akofa Ejeani Asiedu, cast, and crew,” said a gracious Leila. “Making this film was a team effort, as it always is, and I am so glad I worked with a team that helped me turn my words on paper into an enjoyable film. I am so appreciative to BAFTA Los Angeles and PAFF.”

The prize, which is 100 DVD’s of the film was, was presented to Leila by BAFTA Los Angeles board members Katy Haber and David L. Simon.

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Hip Life artiste A Plus known in real life as Kwame Asare Obeng looks jaded in the musical realm. Though, still in the entertainment fraternity, he seems to have put a break on his musical career to launch his new found career in comedy.

Anyone meeting A-Plus for the first time will find his innocent and rather none serious face, his gentlemanly looks as well as his arrogant confident nature a bit intimidating. After getting close to him, he is sure to prove you wrong that appearance can be deceptive. He can actually make you laugh by his utterances.

A comedian can be defined as person who entertains through comedy such as telling jokes. Apart from this definition, being a comedian is not exclusively about telling just jokes.

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