Anthony R. Page (Film - TV - Theater - Photography - Design - Advocacy)

We met Spoken Word Artist Sa Jules earlier this year. Through social media, we noticed that she was making her presence known in the local arts community, so we invited her out to be a part of our one-act stage play series titled: The Blue Series . After our show, she presented one of her most personal spoken word poems. She electrified the audience, and our team of storytellers we were moved by the many dramatic elements and characterizations in the work.  Since that time she has taken the stage as an actor in a number of our productions in both Augusta and Atlanta.  She approached us about doing a series of photos for her and her son: Lance, these are select images from that series.  Photography & Design by Anthony R Page  ------------------------------------------------------------------ A Complete Look at Anthony's Background Short BIO Comprehensive BIO Complete Directing Profile Complete Stage and Screen Writing Profile Comp

Project Greenlight Digital - - Now Recording DETAILED MUSIC VIDEO PITCH BREAKDOWN (Approximate Run Time: 5 minutes)  OPENING SCENE BEFORE MUSIC BEGINS: The video opens with a short dialogue sequence between Benin Navarro (a Latina high school student) and The Plain White T's in Benin's family home. Benin has convinced The Plain White T's to come to her town and play at a community block party. The goal of the block party is to create a greater sense of community within a city that is social. ethnically and economically transitioning. It's a small, diverse, yet divided community and most of the people stay isolated in small groups. Although she is excited about the occasion, she fears her neighbors may not attend.  To get more people to come out, the Plain White T's decision to take to the streets.  THE MUSIC BEGINS TO PLAY AS THE BAND MEMBERS LEAVE BENIN'S HOME.  We see the band walking through the streets interacting with people, lau

Millions of young Americans have volunteered to serve in the United States Armed Forces. Of the millions that serve, many thousands have had direct combat experience. And although they survived the various wars and military campaigns, their lives and the lives of those around them are yet threatened. According to a recent report released by the Department of Veteran Affairs, nearly 30% of the patients treated in VA Clinics, who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, were diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The military has done a good job of helping these men and women with the financial, occupational, and medical quality of their lives, but the emotional, psychological and mental toll of combat has not been fully addressed. Many of these soldiers and their families have already paid a heavy price.  I believe we should take a 360-degree approach to care for our veterans. This approach should include providing creative outlets and direct artistic experiences for these w

Demetrio Fray is an Augusta, GA-based actor and musician who is quickly establishing himself as one of the most significant talents in the city.  We've had the pleasure of working with him this year on a few productions. He appeared in The Blue Series (which is our black box theater series) on April 15th - 17th in Augusta and recently took the stage in Atlanta (on July 9th) in the role of Jason "Jaye" Stone for a preview of our ground-breaking stage play: Somewhere in Summerville.   His performance was well-received by an audience that was filled with industry professionals including directors, producers, and playwrights.  Look for him in our premiere of the fully- staged production of Somewhere in Summerville , later this year.  In the meantime...here are a few highlights from our photo session.  Photography & Design by Anthony R. Page / Blue Bistro Creative  ---------------------------------------------------------------

At Blue Bistro Creative, we are increasing efforts to spotlight African American people and projects in the world of independent film, television, and theater. To that end, we have upgraded our online platform and have changed the name from  African American Indie Film, TV, and Theater  to  Abstract Echoes . In addition to our new name, we will highlight even more visionary storytellers and notable production activities, so be on the lookout for detailed profile articles, special reports, press releases, and production follow-ups from industry hotspots and emerging markets across the United States. Our new tagline is  "The Abstract Echoes of Gradual Greatness."  You can keep up with our daily advocacy efforts through our Facebook Page here: Abstract Echoes on Facebook Visit the Online Platform for Abstract Echoes here: Abstract Echoes _________________________________________________________________________________ TO BETTER UNDERSTAND WHO WE ARE... HE