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Frank DiCesare is a veteran journalist with more than 20 years of media experience. His
work has appeared on PBS and in U.S. News & World Report, National Geographic
Traveler, Forbes Travel Guide, The Boston Globe, The Dallas Morning News and many
other publications. A native of Quincy, Massachusetts, he graduated from Stonehill
College with a bachelor's degree in English in 1991. He also holds master's degrees in
English and English education from Seton Hall University and Boston University
respectively.
In 2017, DiCesare turned his attention to documentary film work and formed Oskar
Films, a division of his creative services firm, DiCesare Media Company, LLC. His first
film, Blacksmith, a short, poetic documentary, won the prestigious Special Jury Remi
Award at the 51st WorldFest - Houston International Film Festival in 2018. Today,
Blacksmith is available for streaming in more than 70 countries through Amazon Prime
Video and Filmhub.
Today, DiCesare lives with his wife, Linda, and their pet miniature schnauzer, Oskar, in
Lakewood Ranch, Florida. He is an adjunct professor of digital cinema at State College
Florida, Manatee-Sarasota, where he teaches Creative Videography and Electronic
Field Production. You can check out his published articles at www.frankdicesare.com.
His photography and television work can be viewed at www.frankdicesarephoto.com.
Follow him on IMDb and Facebook. You can also connect with him on LinkedIn.

Kristen Kohn, a driven 26 year old woman, thrives in the fast-pace film, digital media, and television environment. She is a Producer, Screenwriter, and aspiring Director. Her passion for storytelling is seen in her analyses of films and shows, screenwriting, and production skills from pre-production to post-production.
She recently won the Final Draft Annual Scholarship.
She worked for NBCUniversal, Disney Streaming Services, NHL, and more. She is a member of Women in Film and Television in Florida. She graduated from Purchase College with two majors, Cinema Studies and Arts Management, and a minor in screenwriting. Her thesis is about the transition of female characters in different film eras to today’s female lead characters. In her free time she writes scripts and likes indoor skydiving.

Irene Gottlieb is the owner of GARNET MEDIA, and has an extensive background in the entertainment world, from working closely with filmmakers and arranging multimedia events showcasing their award-wnning films (from Rebecca Rausch’s “BLOOD ROAD” documentary to the iconic film “A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN”), as well as being a financial executive and producer helping to get numerous other film projects produced, including documentaries, biographic dramas, and fiction. She is a published author of the best-selling historical fiction book JANDALS, which is now under option to be made into a movie, in addition to an award-winning photographer and artist. Irene also works on volunteer programs in Uganda where she began an initiative nearly a decade ago, working to assist numerous worthy efforts including orphan donations, nursery schools, and a education mentorship program through 4-Africa Inc., which she founded.

Victor Young is a multidimensional man of many skills and talents, from his own career in entertainment including television and radio and live performances, to filmmaking and television/video content production, to being an executive coach with his podcast “THE DAILY LIFE COACH” heard in over 35 countries around the world on Apple iTunes and Sound Cloud. He is one of the owners of an independent film production company as well as a partner in several thriving luxury automobile dealerships including Lamborghini and BMW. Victor is a philanthropist who has supported more than 60 charities in Sarasota, Bradenton and the Tampa Bay region with his time, talent and “treasure” through financial contributions, among his many notable involvements throughout multiple communities.

Kate O'Neal is from the mid west and brings long time customer service to the table and creates a new form of radio in Sarasota, Florida. Build her station took over 5 years to bring to its peak today.
With over 5 million listeners locally and around the world she continues to bring in new shows and giving local talent a place to voice their ideas and views.

Legendary Shadoe Stevens brings his profusion of talents to Sarasota! Shadoe is one of the most recognized voices in the world. But he has also been an award-winning worldwide personality and innovator for radio, television, film, new media and visual arts. He was the host of the biggest radio show in the world, American Top 40, heard in 110 countries by more than a billion people a week. As an actor, he starred in numerous television shows, including the top 10 sitcom “Dave’s World” with Harry Anderson on CBS, the one-hour comedy drama “Max Monroe: Loose Canon” on CBS, “Baywatch, The Larry Sanders Show, Beverly Hills 90210, and movies from TRAXX to KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE and others. He Also was one of the stars in two versions of HOLLYWOOD SQUARES on television. Shadoe created and starred in the most successful regional advertising campaign in USA history, “Fred Rated for Federated,” featuring 1,100 different Monty Python-style commercials. He is a CLIO Award winner and is widely known for creating, launching and programming “World Famous KROQ FM in Los Angeles and the alternative rock format nationwide, and was a Billboard Magazine Personality of the Year award-winner. In new media, Shadoe created RHYTHM RADIO, THE SOUND OF THE WORLD IN A GOOD MOOD, heard in 30 countries and on the internet in 7 languages, and CABOWABO RADIO for rock star Sammy Haggar. In television he also created and produced THE WEEKLY SHOW for TV One, and is currently the voice of “THE ANTENNA TV NETWORK” and was the voice and a cast member of “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.” He has been the voice of countless commercials and prom campaigns for radio, television, and new media.