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LDM Publishing announced today its short film, “Chasing Time,” written and directed by Oliver Richman, has been named Best Non-Broadcast (short film) in the 42nd Annual Telly Awards, winning three Silver awards and one Bronze.

The Telly Awards annually showcases the best work created within television and across video, for all screens. “Chasing Time,” written and directed by Oliver Richman has been nominated in two People’s Telly Awards categories and can be viewed and voted for by the public on the Telly Awards rating platform.

Lisa Dawn Miller – The acclaimed singer, songwriter, recording artist, veteran musical producer and stage performer in the long running musical “Sandy Hackett’s Rat Pack Show” – talks about her latest music, new LDM Publishing company, and her son Oliver Richman’s latest singles. Lisa is the daughter of legendary songwriter Ron Miller.

Keeping the spirit alive of his iconic grandfather, famed songwriter Ron Miller, 18-year-old actor/singer Oliver Richman releases a powerful, piano-only ballad entitled “I Can See.” Oliver is the first artist to release the track written by his late grandfather when it was discovered after Miller’s passing in 2007.

Multi-talented 18-year-old singer/actor Oliver Richman releases a stunning rendition of his late grandfather, Ron Miller’s holiday classic, “Someday at Christmas.” The song is available on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon and YouTube.

Multi-talented 16-year-old singer/actor, Oliver Richman, debuts two original, powerful, heartfelt ballads, “You and I” and “Rise,” both available for digital download on Amazon and iTunes. The young performer also launches a new website www.oliverrichman.com. The new recordings were written and produced by Oliver’s mother, singer/songwriter Lisa Dawn Miller (www.lisadawnmiller.com) and her writing partner, Mark Matson.

Multi-talented 16-year-old singer/actor, Oliver Richman, is the first to record and release his grandfather’s poignant song entitled, “Will I Still Be Me.” The song, written before Miller’s passing in 2007, is now available for download on iTunes and Amazon and can be heard on YouTube as well.

With its first line being “Home for the holidays,” the 40-year-old Kenny Loggins/ Bob James song “Celebrate Me Home” became one more pop item to join the ranks of those pieces that qualify as seasonal fare by accident or design.

Honoring her mother, composer Aurora Miller, who passed away earlier this year, singer/songwriter Lisa Dawn Miller remakes the Stevie Wonder classic holiday hit, “Everyone’s A Kid At Christmas Time,” written by her mother and her father, legendary songwriter Ron Miller. Lisa teams up with both of her children, 16-year-old actor/singer Oliver Richman and 10-year-old dancer/singer Ashleigh Hackett, for the first time in the new holiday release and music video.

Multitalented 16-year-old recording artist and actor, Oliver Richman, releases a moving a cappella version of the Tears for Fears 1982 hit, “Mad World,” which was also covered by Michael Andrews and Gary Jules for the 2001 “Donnie Darko” soundtrack.