Edward Albee stepped on stage to give a series of improvisational performances for the benefit of LongHouse Reserve. Mr. Albee details a proven technique he uses to define the characters he creates with audience suggestions as a point of departure.
Empire State building in NYC skyline, an entire day in Tribeca condensed into 11 secs., photographed by Cameron Marshad.
With Executive Producers the National Alliance Against Violence, and Rolling Stone Magazine, Neal Marshad worked with Academy Award winning actor and producer Michael Douglas, Rolling Stone Magazine publisher Jann Wenner, and the New York City Police Department. Dozens of actual handgun incidents are dramatized and recreated. The film has won awards at the NY International Film and Television Festival and has given gun owners and students life-saving information about handgun safety. The film is dedicated to Beatle John Lennon, who was a close friend of Mr. Wenner. Neal Marshad is an Emmy award winning director, producer, and cinematographer and procuced many short films for NBC Saturday Night Live in the 70s, 80s and 90s.
This segment is a clip with comic Steve Harvey before he made it big. Neal Marshad produced and directed several one hour TV specials in association with the world-renowned Improv. During a 3 year period Marshad film crews traveled to 10 U.S. cities documenting the auditions of thousands of comics. Marshad directed the first-time appearances by Steve Harvey, Judd Apatow, Ellen Cleghorne, and Ray Romano. Marshad is an Emmy award winning director, producer, and cinematographer who produced short films for NBC Saturday Night Live in the 70s, 80s and 90s.
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