2012-12-07 — /travelprnews.com/ — Filmed on location at W Retreat & Spa – Maldives using 35mm film; “The Mirror Between Us” directed by Kahlil Joseph is a story of two young women embarking on a dream-like adventure through the islands of the Maldives. The scars of living through a Los Angeles earthquake remain, but they find hope anew when they visit W Retreat & Spa -Maldives. Check out the short film at http://goo.gl/DgLsi
Intel Corporation and W Hotels Worldwide launched in August “Four Stories,” an innovative screenplay competition curated by acclaimed film director and screenwriter Roman Coppola and his award-winning production company, The Directors Bureau. “Four Stories” is the first collaboration from The Ultrabook Experience, a new initiative from Intel that features collaborations with innovative brands, emerging and established artists, and designers and entertainers that use the Intel-inspired Ultrabook devices to do extraordinary things.
After receiving nearly 1000 scripts by the month of September, the judges have decided on four winning scripts. Each script has been developed and transformed into 10-minute shorts inspired by the intense energy of the global jet-setter.
“Four Stories” premiered at red carpet events in W London, W Honk Kong, W Dubai, and W Hollywood, and is broadcasted on The Ultrabook Experience website, whotels.com, the W brand’s social media channels and W Vision in-room entertainment channel.
W Retreat & Spa Maldives is a tropical playground in the Indian Ocean that’s perfect for relaxing, playing, and recharging for your next adventure. Connect with inner peace and go along with the pace of island life. Experience one of the 78 Retreats, either on the beachside or overwater which gives you access to endless Indian Ocean views. Succumb to an inviting concept of dazzling blue waters, spectacular reefs and pristine sands infused with style and soul. AWAY® Spa at W Maldives is a call back to nature with four overwater treatment villas, each with a private outdoor area.
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W Maldives Played Host to Aspiring Filmmakers