ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - s4story -- Feature Florida Partnerships (FFP) proudly announces that Fabio Arber has joined the organization as a vice president for production and development.

Mr. Arber is well-known and respected for his decades-long affiliation with the Florida film community as a production consultant for scripted and reality television shows and for feature film productions. He brings a professional skillset that neatly complements those of the two other FFP vice presidents of production and development, Elayne Schmidt and Leah Sokolowsky, with whom he will coordinate expansion of the "Create it Here!" program for aspiring Florida filmmakers.

"I am honored to work with my amazing colleagues at Feature Florida Partnership," says Mr. Arber. "FFP's mission is to inspire and help fund local talent in the film and television industry, a resource our state lacks. By nurturing local writers, directors, and producers, we will keep and develop new Florida stakeholders, producing local jobs and growing our industry once again."

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"Create it Here!" is a three-phase program designed to provide financial support to Florida content creators for script coaching, budgeting, and project development. The deadline for first phase submissions is January 5, 2021.

Feature Florida Partnerships is a non-profit that advocates for independent Florida feature film and episodic television production. Visit featurefloridapartnerships.org or contact Chris Ranung at chris@featurefloridapartnerships.org for more information about the "Create it Here!" program and other FFP efforts on behalf of Florida's film community.