Who’s Who

Bienvenido C. has been into acting and producing ever since he was twelve. In sixth grade, he participated in a choral and operatic performance group, acting and performing in Christmas concerts and operas such as Oliver! and Amahl. His interest in producing and directing came to the forefront when he made the short video Mission: Impossible—Tom and Huck Rescue Jim during his sophomore year. A combination of the recent hit movie and Mark Twain’s classic novel, Mission: Impossible became wildly popular in the hallways of Glen Ridge High School. Bienvenido C. followed it with several videos and documentaries, including sports highlight videos that were unanimously well received. He and Don Fitz-Roy also helped create MusicNet: The Online Guide to Music Education, winner of a $15,000 scholarship in the Arts & Literature category of the 1996 ThinkQuest Internet Competition. He is now a freshman at Penn State University.

As the Luke Skywalker character of Macbeth, Don did his best to “whine and look stubborn.” Don is currently at Brown University, majoring in Computer Science and Film Theory. In high school he was involved in Model United Nations and Chorus and was a member of the National Honor Society. Along with Bienvenido C. and Dana S., Don was a creator of the award-winning MusicNet: An Online Guide to Music Education. In addition to an avid interest in directing and producing for the cinema, Don has written short stories and two feature-length screenplays. He is also an avid soundtrack collector and enjoys reading, surfing the ’net, and referring to himself in the third person.

Besides acting in Macbeth, Michael M. wrote our script. During his senior year as treasurer of the Model United Nations club at Glen Ridge High School, he won “Honorable Mention” and “Best Resolution” at a conference at Monmouth University. He was also a writer and photographer for the school newspaper and yearbook. His first collaboration with Don Fitz-Roy and Bienvenido C. involved writing the script for Mission: Impossible, in which he also portrayed Jim. Michael M. wrote the Macbeth script using a compellation of quotes from Shakespeare’s original play, the Star Wars trilogy, and original dialogue. He is now attending Duke University.

Robert F. enjoyed participating in Star Wars: Macbeth. In high school he served as president of the Model United Nations club, where he won honorable mentions and Best Delegate awards at conferences at Monmouth University and Princeton University. He was a member of the tremendously talented Glen Ridge Marching Band and captain of the tennis team. He is now a freshman at Yale University.

Raymond P. is an avid video-editing enthusiast who has produced several exciting short subjects and parodies, including the comical Ninja Spirit, a James Bond parody featuring an actual automobile chase scene, and the Star Wars Cantina video. In high school Raymond P. was an accomplished artist, ran for the track team, and lent his hand to the volunteer ambulance squad. He is currently in his second year at Montclair State University.

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