ORLANDO, Fla. - s4story -- Angel Award winner Jenn Gotzon, wearing a custom-made gown by Betsy and Adam, was presented the 10-years of Leadership by founder Marty Jean-Louis of The International Christian Film and Music Festival (ICFF) for her and her husband, Jim E. Chandler's franchise "The Farmer and The Belle" creating award-winning movies, jewelry on QVC, and books inspiring inner beauty -- along with over 20+ lead roles in films honoring family values including upcoming Sci-Fi Space Series "Being" Exec Produced by Premise Entertainment's Ray Aguerrevere and directed by Dominic Carola and Kevin Lang (Premise Entertainment was a partner studio with Disney in the animation of "Princess and the Frog")

Gotzon and Chandler brought down the house hosting the ICFF's 10th Annual Award Show in Orlando over the weekend. They created crowd-participation stunts including charades announcing presenters like Robert Amaya's (Family Camp) manager Diego Calderón and Cameron and BJ Arnette with Christ over Career, an impromptu song by Broadway's Grace Field serenading ICFF's Lifetime Achievement winner Kevin Sorbo (Hercules) with a song from her show Hercules, award-winning director Joth Riggs playing a film industry joke on Gotzon and a 70th Award Stretch to the sound of Take me out to the Ballgame.

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ICFF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded on September 15, 2011, produced by Marty Jean-Louis, Chris Cuff, and Sue Crampton. There are workshops, seminars, networking, and fellowship opportunities, as well as a red carpet and an Oscar-style award presentation.

Jenn Gotzon, a well-known actress in the faith-based market, has appeared in over 70 films, including two Oscar nominees, "Frost/Nixon" and "Alone Yet Not Alone." Her film "My Daddy is in Heaven" set records as a mover and shaker on Amazon and trended on Netflix, while Lionsgate's "Saving Faith" followed closely behind. Jim E. Chandler has appeared in multimillion-dollar features, network TV, and no-budget YouTube videos. Together they have worked on over fifteen projects.

For more info, go to http://www.JennGotzon.com, and https://www.internationalcff.org.