Guy
Perrotta , Co-Producer, Co-Writer, and Dramatic
& Artistic Director, has served as Director
of Promotions and Special Events and juror for
various film festivals in the United States. He
also has served as Connecticut Salon Coordinator
for the Association of Independent Video and
Filmmakers (AIVF) and as a member of Media
Alliance/WNET, lobbying state and local
governments to assign higher priorities to film
and television arts. Since 1993, he has served
with the Adult Volunteers in Action: Voluntary
Action Center of Mid-Fairfield County (Connecticut),
as a member of the Advisory Board.
With
Haverland Film/Video Productions, New York, he
wrote, produced, and directed educational works,
including documentaries (Fairfield
- The First 350 Years) and
test pilots for proposed television series (Two
Wiseguys of Verona with
Chris LaValle Associates); directed Mulberry
Street off-Broadway; and
created portrait paintings of Native Americans
for Native Faces exhibition sponsored by the Town
of New Canaan, Connecticut. He is a member of the
American Association of State and Local History,
the International Documentary Association, the
Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers,
and The Society for Visual Anthropology. Guy
also is developing a Native American film
screening series in conjunction with film
festivals in the United States.
Charles Clemmons, Co-Producer,
Co-Writer, Editor, and Co-Cinematographer has
produced and directed documentary television
programs broadcast on public television stations
in Texas and Connecticut, including
TheEleventh
North Texas Irish Festival
in 1993 and The Thirteenth
North Texas Irish Festival
aired in 1995. His documentary
theEleventh
North Texas Irish Festival
received two Crystal Awards ,
the Grand Prize Award for Best Overall Program
and the Best Entertainment Program Award, Cable
Access of Dallas. River Lab,
a documentary on a grassroots environmental
education effort in Connecticut, aired on
Connecticut Public Television in 1996.
Charlie
also has served as Production Associate for
several documentaries aired on Connecticut Public
Television by Emmy Award-winning producer, Ron
Gould. He also was First Assistant Director for
the Victor Duncan film production of The
Ransom of Mack by O. Henry,
aired on Texas Public Television station KERA in
1993. He is a member of the International
Documentary Association, the Association of
Independent Video and Filmmakers, The National
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and
Media Communications Association International.
A
North Carolina native, Charlie is a 30-year
resident of Connecticut. He now makes his home in
Wilton with his wife and 11-year old twins.
Guy
Perrotta , Co-Producer, Co-Writer, and Dramatic
& Artistic Director, has served as Director
of Promotions and Special Events and juror for
various film festivals in the United States. He
also has served as Connecticut Salon Coordinator
for the Association of Independent Video and
Filmmakers (AIVF) and as a member of Media
Alliance/WNET, lobbying state and local
governments to assign higher priorities to film
and television arts. Since 1993, he has served
with the Adult Volunteers in Action: Voluntary
Action Center of Mid-Fairfield County (Connecticut),
as a member of the Advisory Board.
Charles Clemmons, Co-Producer,
Co-Writer, Editor, and Co-Cinematographer has
produced and directed documentary television
programs broadcast on public television stations
in Texas and Connecticut, including
The Eleventh
North Texas Irish Festival
in 1993 and The Thirteenth
North Texas Irish Festival
aired in 1995. His documentary
the Eleventh
North Texas Irish Festival
received two Crystal Awards ,
the Grand Prize Award for Best Overall Program
and the Best Entertainment Program Award, Cable
Access of Dallas. River Lab,
a documentary on a grassroots environmental
education effort in Connecticut, aired on
Connecticut Public Television in 1996.