Lincoln Fenner

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Lincoln Fenner is an Australian filmmaker, writer, director, producer and film editor.^[1] He is represented by Imperial Artists Agency in London.^[2]

Fenner's completed written works include “Thomas Blackwell and The Great Siege” (espionage spy mystery thriller novel) and “Dance of the Seahorses” (romance drama feature screenplay).

He is the writer, director and creator of “Time Rewind” the 80’s nostalgia SciFi Family Time Travel Adventure feature-length movie set in London.^[3] Fenner also wrote and directed the romantic comedy Paid In Full and time travel drama short Another Chance (2005).

Fenner is also known for his feature documentary work: Fame Us (2019), starring David Hasselhoff, and his debut feature More 4 Me (2012).^[4][5]

More 4 Me won the Times Square Audience Award for Best Documentary at The New York City International Film Festival.^[6] The film, which examines greed and extreme poverty, also had an Official Screening at the Cannes Film Festival Marché du Film in 2012. AFF festival director Barry Watterson said of the film: "Fenner has created a mirror where everyone who looks into it will re-evaluate what is ultimately important in their lives."^[7]

Fenner’s feature film Fame Us takes a critical look at social media, fame and the cultural intersection of the two. His journey to various locations around the world sees him interview David Hasselhoff, Michael Reagan, Anthony Crivello, Tony Lo Bianco, Ralph Rieckermann and Jon Polito on the topic.^[8]

Fenner has appeared and been interviewed in New York Metro, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Seven Network’s TodayTonight, ABC, The Sunday Times, The AdelaideAdvertiser, Sonshine FM, 6PR and The West Australian.^{[9][better source needed]}

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