We found that in a majority of the cases researched, parents and relatives of the victims believe their loved one was kidnapped.
This week, they are taking their story national with a Kickstarter campaign that they hope will provide the funding to complete the movie.īen explained, “The project began after a meeting with a park ranger and slowly evolved into a study of missing people who have vanished in our national parks, many under highly unusual circumstances. They interviewed victims’ families, filmed in National Parks, and interviewed ex-park rangers and researchers.
Missing 411 movie series#
The project is based on the series of books, Missing 411 written by David Paulides, Ben’s dad.īen combined forces with another ex-Miamian, multiple Emmy winning videographer-editor Michael DeGrazier, to lead a team spending the last two months filming the trailer for this movie. Ben believes the public outcry and attention generated from a theatrical release of his feature length documentary will force the hand of the National Park Service to provide answers to the families of thousands of victims nationwide. Over the last few months, Ben has been filming a feature length documentary about strange and unusual disappearances in rural public lands across the United States. Miami’s 2014-15 Scholar Athlete of the Year, Entrepreneurship major/Film Studies minor, Redhawk hockey defenseman Ben Paulides graduated with honors in May and immediately turned his attention to a project close to his heart, an unsolved mystery in our national parks and forests.
From Scholar Athlete of the Year to Documentary Filmmaker
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