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Paris is Burning
JaimeyPerham.com Entertainment Studios (JPES) - Copyright © 2026 - All Rights Reserved.
Image: Reuters Via BBC
Saturday, October 24, 2026. Rated "PG" by the Author.
“Reflections on the students' protest in Paris!”
Nothing new in the ‘Free French’ democratic city of Paris
The city of the Eiffel Tower that gave America the golden Statue of Liberty
Students need better jobs, healthcare, food, homes, & education
Don’t we all want that?
Why the unnecessary student chaos?
Just makes the riot control cops more violent
Whatever happened to peace and love?
Must have been lost somewhere in the “hippie sixties”
Now we just have protest cars on fire, police tear gas & water cannons
It is really a reflection of ourselves
Deep down, we are really all the same
Just flesh and bones walking on planet Earth trying to survive
Over 100,000 young people in the Socialist street
Waving their country flag, blue, white, and red
Demanding action from those pulling strings behind the boarded-up office windows
Looting because they don’t know any better
Everyone, take a moment and look at yourselves in the mirror
Might be afraid of who and what they see, whatever side you are on
Know others are watching and taking mental notes
Karma will get you; everything has consequences, good or bad for all!
A Lady and A City Remaster 2026
The story of Bridgeport, Connecticut, during the 20th century and beyond through the eyes of my grandmother, Marjorie Nordstrom Schneider. Focusing on the early Industrial War II period with major factories, to the later technological redevelopment during the later period, and into the 21st century.
A student film directed by Jaimey Perham for Fairfield University, produced in 1998 and remastered in 2026. Originally shot in 1998 on black-and-white 16mm film, then transferred to Beta, then transferred to VHS, then transferred to DVD, then finally digitally transferred to MP4 4K. Audio was originally recorded on a Beta Video recorder, then on VHS, then on MP3, and finally on FLAC.
(c) Copyright 1998 Fairfield University
Long documentary about mental health. Includes struggles with alcohol, drugs, and other addictions. It also includes how mental health affects survivors (family and friends) of gun violence. (mass shootings) There are also some political references to abortion.
Short documentary about mental health. Includes struggles with alcohol, drugs, and other addictions. It also includes how mental health affects survivors (family and friends) of gun violence. (mass shootings) There are also some political references to abortion.
Electric Wine Recorded Live at "The Cellar on Treadwell" in Hamden, CT, on 06/01/2024
Dionysian Productions
Arbitrary Systems
Cast Jaimey Perham
Written, Directed, Filmed, Edited & Sound James Patrick Costello II
Crew Nick Chiara Dave Crutchfield Brian Mcloughlin
(c) Copyright 1998 Fairfield University
Written and Directed by Some Good Friends:
A proof-of-concept short based on our female-driven sports drama, MAKE YOU BELIEVE, recognized by the Academy Nicholl Fellowships and the Austin Film Festival. A story about teenage resilience in the face of violence.
Park Strong, written & directed by Laura & Ian McHugh, was shot in CT & serves as a proof of concept based on their feature screenplay, Make You Believe. The story focuses on basketball & teenage resilience in the face of gun violence. The trailer and more are available on Instagram at the handle @parkstrongfilm
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