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Ben Rock is an American film and theatre director, based in Los Angeles. Rock's career was launched when he served as production designer on the independent sensation The Blair Witch Project made by fellow University of Central Florida graduates Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sanchez, Greggory R. Hale, Robin Cowie and Michael Monello.[1] Rock created the infamous "stick man" symbol that became synonymous with the hit film. Ben along with Bob DeRosa is the co-creator of the web series "20 Seconds To Live". The web series is a horror/comedy anthology for people who hate happy endings.

In this episode I interview actor, writer, producer Ward Edmondson. Jonathan Ward Edmondson was born in Eastern North Carolina and started taking tap, jazz, and ballet at age 9. Ward was into everything possible, including scouts, swim team, little league baseball, and choir, which eventually led to voice coaching and musicals in and after high-school. With seemingly boundless energy, Ward was a medaled swimmer and excelled in dance. He went on to teach ballroom and country western dance to middle grade students and adults. Performing for many various venues including local TV station appearances, Ward also went on the road with his dance troupe to win numerous awards and competitions up and down the East Coast. He moved to Hollywood in 2007 in further pursuit of his dream. He is the creator of the web series "Moonbound 24." The web series is about the first inhabitable moon colony man's last chance for survival. The last rocket leaves tomorrow. Forty billion want a seat, only room for 24. You have 60 seconds to explain why you should become one of the lucky moonbound 24.

Ken Davenport is a Broadway producer whose credits include Deaf West Theatre's Spring Awakening (Tony nomination), Allegiance, Kinky Boots (Broadway - Tony Award, National Tour, Toronto and West End), The Visit (Tony nomination), It's Only a Play, Mothers and Sons (Tony nomination), The Bridges of Madison County, Macbeth starring Alan Cumming, Godspell, Chinglish, Oleanna starring Bill Pullman and Julia Stiles, Speed-the-Plow, Will Ferrell's You're Welcome America (Tony nomination), Blithe Spirit starring Angela Lansbury (Broadway, West End and National Tour), and 13, as well as Daddy Long Legs, That Bachelorette Show, Altar Boyz, My First Time, The Awesome 80s Prom, and Miss Abigail's Guide to Dating, Mating, & Marriage Off-Broadway. Ken is also the Executive Producer of North America for Andrew Llyod Weber's Really Useful Group. He produced the award-winning These Magnificent Miles: On the Long Road with Red Wanting Blue, a documentary on one of the top unsigned rock bands in the country, and The Bunny Hole, an award-winning TV pilot that has appeared in the LA Indie Film Festival, the Orlando Film Festival and more. The Bunny Hole web series is a comedy in the style of Reno 911 about a struggling brothel in Pahrump, Nevada.

In this episode we interview Steve Strangio. Steve is a professional producer/writer/filmmaker/on-air talent with over twenty years in the business. Screenwriter, Playwright, comedy writer for Cracked Magazine, screenwriter for interactive films, writer for films, television, stage and internet, and producer of three long running, comedy skit/video shows.
You may have seen Steve as the on-air host and writer for the television program "YOUR INTERNET SHOW" seen in over 4 million homes on WLNY TV.
Steve is the creator of the web series "Steve's Clip Joint" featuring interviews with filmmakers, comic book creators, and trips to local Comic Cons.

In this episode I interview Rob Valle who is a songwriter and composer for film and television. Rob began playing professionally in the 80's in New York City, playing guitar for the rock band "Most Wanted".
He started writing for television with the theme song for "Redneck Weddings" (2013) & "Late Bloomers" (2013). Most recently he wrote scores and a theme song for the web series "Class Act" 92015) and "Journeyman" (2015). His music has been heard in many short films featured in festivals around the country. Rob is the creator of the web series "Class Act".
The web series is about Jamie Prescott, a 22 year-old "over the hill" child actress who has been acting since she was 6 years old; decides enough is enough rescuing Ariel, a young actress, from 'Zelda' the evil casting director. And in so doing Jamie sets herself and her friends Holly, Tony and Fritz on a path which leads them straight into starting an acting class. Singing, acting, shenanigans and DRAMA follow!

In this weeks show I interview actress, writer, producer and director Lisa Ebersole. Lisa's plays have been produced off Broadway and regionally. They include "Mother" starring Buck Henry and Holland Taylor, "Baby" which won Best of LA Fringe 2013, "Brother" published by Samuel French, and "People Die That Way" a Time Out NY and Backstage Editor's Pick. Lisa wrote, directed, and stars in the web series "37 Problems."
The web series is about a struggling 37 year-old screenwriter who is all about her career, UNTIL she finds out she has one egg left. Suddenly she has to find a guy, freeze the egg, or do nothing and live a different life than she imaged.

In this episode I interview Adelind Horan, Ted Day & Ben Wright Smith the creators of the web series "The Pioneers".The Pioneers is a comedy series about a couple who decide to spend the months leading to their wedding sleeping with as many people as they can, while abiding by a set of simple ground rules.

In this episode I interview actress, comedian & writer Rekha Shankar. She is the creator of the web series "Hustle". Hustle is a video game-themed series about two WOC chasing creative dreams while fighting the supervillain of unequal opportunity. Hear her engaging story how she not only reached her Kickstarter goal but surpassed it to the total of $13,890 to get her web series on a fast track to production!

Our first international interview from Germany! I interview
Alexander Pfander the creator of the science fiction web series
"Mission Backup Earth". A brief synopsis: In the near future, a cosmic catastrophe hits us without warning. Unforeseen by any scientist, the Sun transits rapidly into a red giant. Having no choice, Mankind desperately tries to escape the solar system. The survivors become space nomads, seeking a viable replacement for Earth. The series follow the struggle of the survivors of mankind in their efforts to colonize a habitable exoplanet, where they need to install the so called "human backup".

Kevin Bauer is a comedian, actor and writer who along with fellow comedians Dan King & Aaron Nemo created the web series "Good Morning Astoria". The web series is staged as a morning news show that covers local events, from the real to the mundane in Astoria. N.Y.