Forever And More Films

Forever And More Films was started on Jan 9, 2020. It was started by film and video artist Jacob Abramovich. Jacob was born on September 30, 2009. He started making movies sometime around 2016 on a YouTube channel called JA films. He uploaded monthly videos he made on his iPad with iMovie. A lot of those films are not on his new channel because they had his face in them, and he did not think those films were good enough to show on Youtube.

One movie that stood the test of time is,”The Journey To Atlantis”. This was a stop motion movie he made. It was one of the first movies Jacob ever produced. It is one of the only movies from before 2019 on his new channel. After just one year, Jacob slowed down, stopped uploading and didn't film much, but started on what would be his biggest project: “Nut and Junk’s Adventures To CandyLand.” He would work all day, every day, making this screenplay.

In 2018 Jacob worked on almost no film work, but he created his band, “The Wooden Tone Blocks”. He and his friend used an abandoned floor of Jacob's building as a music studio. They did not record anything, but they did have lots of fun improvising. Jacob also plays the piano, so he knew a good amount about music. Now even though he did not work on many films that year, all of the music experiences he had had   would help Jacob later when he started to make all the music for his movies.

In mid 2019, Jacob made a website for JA Films and would upload two videos a month. They were 50% time-lapses and 50% stop motion. In January 2020, Jacob found out someone else had the name JA films, so he rebranded to Forever and More Films. While rebranding, he also made a YouTube account to upload his movies to. He changed his website so that its only purpose was to allow people to subscribe to his mailing list. He put up some of his old videos and then decided to upload new videos two times a month. Jacob made a couple of shows like “Culture of the Universe” which are short documentaries and “From Within to the Universe” long time-lapse films. Jacob also began to film Nut and Junk in January of 2020.