Filmmaker/Director, William Arntz from “What the Bleep..” & Playwright/Director Franco Moschetti

Monday, 6pm EST, August 15, 2011: Monday’s show begins with film-maker/director William Arntz, whose first major film was What The Bleep Do We Know? and E. Raymond Brown,a visionary African-American author, director, actor, producer, musician, lecturer, and workshop facilitator. He has studied somatic, archetypal and aboriginal psychology, Taoism, shamanism, metaphysics, quantum theory, transformation facilitation, geo-politics and pan-Africanism. Ghetto Physics is his first cinematic work.William Arntz’ background prior to film-making was as a research laser physicist who developed a highly successful software program. Having entered a spiritual path, his life began to take a series of wonderful and wild turns. What The Bleep went on to become a global phenomenon with well over 100 million viewers worldwide. Ghetto Physics, partnered with E. Raymond Brown, is his next major film.

The second half of today’s show is with Italian-born writer, director & playwright Franco Moschetti who recently staged his latest theater piece off-off Broadway, When Yellow Were the Stars on Earth, a WWII drama in which two heroic women, a female Jewish Resistance fighter and a German cabaret singer, transcend their positions as enemies by sacrificing their lives for one another. The play debuted in Manhattan Repertory Theater’s 2011 summer theater festival to a run of sold out performances and is currently being considered for a larger stage.

Franco is a veteran at organizing theatrical events in Europe and the U.S. In Ghent, Belgium, and New York City, from 2001 to 2005, Franco organized live performances featuring a long list of entertainers from various artistic backgrounds. Franco is currently developing the screenplay of When Yellow Were the Stars on Earth and has also co-written a script for a feature-length film We Were One to Begin, which he will co-direct and start shooting this coming fall. He is currently busy co-writing a book of short stories about Jewish Americans in modern-day New York.

Find out more at: www.YellowStars.org

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