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A current member of the SAG-AFTRA Board, serving over 14 years. Marc is the three-term Shepherd of The Lambs, America’s oldest professional theatrical organization, and president of its foundation. He began his career as an actor, studying theatre at Pace University with an emphasis on performance and directing. He directed numerous plays and readings at Pace and The Lambs. A US Navy veteran, Marc has been a five-time guest judge for the GI Film Festival where he also was a speaker for a pitch panel. He has directed several episodes of a California-based cable talk show, Talking Over Coffee, and he directed a reading of a new musical, Bookstore, at NY’s York Theater. He has worked on hundreds of feature films as a stand-in, where he received an on-set education in filmmaking from such major talents as Sidney Lumet and Woody Allen. He was worked with Dustin Hoffman, Matthew Broderick, Andrew Bergman, Michel J. Fox, Sean Penn and Sean Connery to name a few; and with cinematographers Carlo DiPalma, Don Thorin, Bill Fraker, Laslo Kovacs and Zhao Fei. On the set of the film Family Business, it was Matthew Broderick and Dustin Hoffman who urged Marc to start writing and to find a way to make his own work after reading something Marc wrote for the crew. Marc's RomCom HOT PROPERTIES as been optioned and is in development to film in Vienna, Austria, with Marc directing.

Joe retired from the NYPD and entered the world of film thanks to the help of director Mike Nichols, who got Joe his first film role in The Godfather. Other films include Ghostbusters, Splash, Harry and Tonto, and Someone to Watch Over Me. Joe co-starred as Detective Malfitano in the TV series Eischied starring Joe Don Baker. He was also the assistant to the show’s producer, Jay Daniel, and the technical advisor and location scout. He became a technical advisor for the Kojak TV series, where he developed a close friendship with Telly Savalas, eventually becoming his right-hand man for many years.
As a location scout, Mr. Cirillo worked on many commercials and movies including They Call Me Bruce. On the film NY Cop, Joe was location manager, production manager and an unaccredited writer but credited as Associate Producer. Mr. Cirillo was simultaneously the President and co-owner of Film World Security and Movie World Security – each providing security to film and television sets, and celebrities. Some of Joe’s clients included Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Tom Hanks, Jackie Gleason, Robert DiNiro and Al Pacino. As a director, Mr. Cirillo has worked on commercials, and TV pilots, including a cooking TV series. Mr. Cirillo serves as a Board Trustee and Secretary for the Long Island Motion Picture Arts Center and Museum and is currently the executive producer of You Feed Us, a faith-based TV series pilot, a hybrid cooking - talk show. Joe’s career was featured in Newsday. His recently published memoirs are now available on Amazon.

This award-winning Cinematographer has worked all over the world in TV / feature film. Credits include a distinguished list of network TV series: The Family, Blacklist, Elementary, Mercy, Gossip Girl and the documentary feature film, Ordinary Miracles: The Photo League's New York, (Best Film winner at the 2013 Amsterdam Film Festival). A partial listing of his theatrical films includes Crossing Fields (JK Simmons), The Beatle Fan (Peter Stormare), Mirrors (Keifer Sutherland), The Emperor's Club (Kevin Kline), Woo (Jada Pinkett Smith), Universal Pictures' Satan's Little Helper (Amanda Plummer), and feature films The Heart Stays, Bella!, and The Virtuoso. Georgevich’s cinematography credits represent a diverse range of genres of over 500 commercials including the Tony Award winning Broadway musical, Wicked, and a Live TV teleplay broadcast, PBS Hollywood Presents: Copshop (Richard Dreyfuss, Rita Moreno, Rosie Perez) emulating the “50’s Golden Age of TV.”
A respected professor of cinematography at NY's School of Visual Arts, Georgevich is a national executive board member of the International Cinematographers Guild, Local 600, I.A.T.S.E., and member of the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC), and Directors Guild of America. In 2012 he received the Deluxe Bud Stone Award for Outstanding Educational Contributions to the Art and Craft of Cinematography from the International Cinematographers Guild.
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Corky Kessler has extensive law, corporate and worldwide entertainment industry experience and regularly speaks on the business and legal aspects of feature film development and tax incentives in connection with the entertainment industry and has authored a reference book covering such federal and state tax incentives.

He has been the executive producer and/or attorney on feature films projects including Certifiably Jonathan (with Jonathan Winters and Robin Williams), The Sum of Us (starring Russel Crowe), Finding North, Legend of Bloody Mary, Teary Sockets, Wild Things (starring Kevin Bacon), Greater, Broken Hill and Heart Strings. In addition to MegaBall$, Corky’s films currently in development and preproduction include Abelar, Tales of an Ancient Empire, Stray Hearts, Deaf Ghost, Bronzeville, A Gringo Walks into a Cantina, Brooklyn, Wanted, Angles in the Sky, The Best of All Worlds, Stella by Starlight, Headshop, Miles and Me, Bob Marley, Shades of Grace and many more.

Corky has been a speaker in panel discussions and seminars in Sundance, the Toronto Film Festival, the Cannes Film Festival and many other panels in the US and China. April of 2019 Corky received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Producer Choice Awards as best entertainment attorney and executive producer.
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JB' brings more than thirty years of working in the entertainment industry: in theater as a producer, director, designer and acting teacher; in independent film as a producer, line producer, production manager, writer and assistant director. Among his featured credits as line-producer is Man of the Century, featuring Frank Gorshin, Anne Jackson and Tony-winner Anthony Rapp. Produced on a modest budget, Man of the Century won the Audience Award at Slamdance and was then released by Fine Line Features.
JB was the line producer on the Tamil-US production of Achamundu! Achamundu! which featured Emmy Award-winning American film actor John Shea and earned Best Feature Film Award at the Chennai International Film Festival, then here at home it won the Best Homegrown Feature Film Award at the Garden State Film Festival.
JB's credits include Director of Operations for Gun for Hire, the production services division of Shooting Gallery, and the original production manager on the Emmy-nominated HBO series Taxicab Confessions in New York; line producer and assistant director of the film How I Killed My Roommate. His film services company is Fire Lotus Films. Other films: Sarah Q , War-Angel: The Awakening, The Pitch-Fork.
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Veronica is a respected and very busy script supervisor for more than 30 years in film and television. Veronica’s work includes: NY Cop, Spin City, Soul Man, 3 Lbs., The Sopranos, Enchanted (2nd unit), Birds of America, The Naked Brothers’ Band, Big Lake, Vanilla Sky, The Blacklist, Happyish, Little Men, The Comedian, Will & Grace, The Associate, For Love of the Game, Fast and Furious 8 (2nd unit), and most recently The Outcasts, The Comedian and Frankie.


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Darice is the CEO and founder of Synapse Publishing & Entertainment. She has been a performer, dancer, innovator, musician, and award-winning author. Synapse creates and provides original music compositions and lyrics with staff songwriters, as well as partners and coordinates with multiple artists, producers, arrangers and publishing licensors across genres in a boutique fashion to fit the vision of each project. From serving on theater boards, to raising money for sponsorship for many not-for-profit organizations to providing original musical content for various full-length films (most recently Heavens2Besty2 – nominee at the 2019 International Christian Film Festival for Best Screenplay), theater and other commercial ventures. Darice brings a level of professionalism, enthusiasm, strategic acumen, management skills, integrity and a sense of humor. She is a member of NSA, NSA-IL, AIMP. NSAI, NMPA, and other professional organizations.

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Jay Michaels Arts & Entertainment creates visibility for indie artists and production companies on the East & West coasts and in multiple film arenas. Jay was part of Lincoln Center's tribute to Caffe Cino and the movement. He joined the production team of the first American Theatre Exchange at the Joyce Theatre (1986 Drama Desk Award winner); presented A Yorkshire Tragedy, a play attributed to William Shakespeare, at LaMama; and directed the final company of Line at the 13th Street Playhouse.
Jay served as a National Tour Manager for Cats, Les Miserables, Edwin Drood, and Oliver; and on The Daily News’ promotional team for the Broadway productions of Guys & Dolls (1992) and Damn Yankees (1994), as well as Bob Hope at Carnegie Hall. He was project manager for Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues at Town Hall on Broadway. Years later, he returned to Town Hall as promotional manager of the musical, Beginnings. In 1997 he opened two arts organizations. Genesis Repertory, a non-profit arts organization is dedicated to creating opportunities for emerging artists, and the boutique PR firm that now bears his name.

A noted horror/sci-fi film and television authority, Michaels is host of Terror Talk a panel program on Terror TV interviewing notable members of the community and In The Dark, a podcast speaking with indie genre film professionals. He was a producer on three genre conventions: 2017 ComicCon; 2019 Ultimate Cinema Convention; and the 2020 Phantasm Virtual. Jay hosts In the Passionpit – a podcast dedicated to spotlighting indie stage and film professionals. A professor of communications at several universities and published writer and reviewer, Michaels continues to appear as a guest speaker and artist throughout the tri-state area at universities and arts organizations.