In Production
Behind the Masks is a 4-Act, 5-hour story of one of the most enigmatic labor unions in history. This 85-year chronicle will show how the Screen Actors Guild was conceived, founded, and built into the most prestigious performer’s rights organizations in the world.
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Completed February, 2008
Where can youth turn to make the transition to adulthood? Guidance and friendship, the ebb and flow of commitment, struggles and setbacks mark the relationships youth have with their mentors as they meet the challenges of their milieu. Show Me the Way centers around the successful and widely respected mentoring program conducted by the Fulfillment Fund based in Los Angeles, California. The program has been carefully matching adult mentors to economically disadvantaged youth since the mid 1980's and highlights the value of mentoring programs.
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Completed November, 2006
Future by Design is a phrase coined by Jacque Fresco, an 89 year old inventor and futurist who has been envisioning the world of tomorrow since childhood. Jacque is a self-taught genius, broadly educated in an array of fields from psychology and behaviorism to transportation and energy systems. His approach to the future is innately comprehensive, with a primary focus on the comfort, wellbeing and superior achievement of the human race.
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Completed August, 2004
In a middle class suburb, bored teens experiment with drinking and drugs in this true story. When tempers became inflamed, one boy died in a brawl. He happens to be the son of an LA police officer. The ensuing trial sent four teenage boys to prison for life without parole, regardless of who wielded the knife.
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Completed August, 2002
A mystery all over the world, crop circles beguile viewers with their beauty and the mystery of their origins. In Crop Circles, director William Gazecki takes the exploration from fiction to fact, drawing some shocking conclusions as he offers a rare glimpse into the inner sanctum of scientists studying crop circle formations. Walking the viewer through the sites to examine for themselves this modern puzzle of science.
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Completed 1997
Using interviews, news footage, testimony before Congress, and infrared photographic analysis, the film relentlessly chips away at the government's story that David Koresh and his followers were a dangerous cult involved in strange sex and drug practices who were preparing to slaughter their neighbors and that they immolated themselves à la Jonestown, rather than give themselves up peacefully. Nearly every element of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms' and the FBI's cover-up is exposed as fraudulent and the viewer is left wondering when, if ever, justice will finally be served.
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Completed May, 2004
Americans take it for granted that they live in one of the world's most sophisticated democracies where every vote counts. Until now. At the beginning of the 21st century, the very companies that participated in Florida's election fraud are now supplying voting machines that produce no paper record. Instead of reassuring the public with a transparent process, these private corporations have refused to allow voters and governmental officials to inspect their software, claiming their algorithms are trade secrets and hoping to dispel concerns by mounting test votes. But every programmer knows how easy it would be to fake. More...