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Name

Randal Bazzano

Profession

Independent Screenplaywriter

Company

Flames Of Passion Productions

Location

California

Birthday

April

Website

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3023330/resume

MySpace Address

http://www.youtube.com/user/TheFlamespro

LinkedIn Address

http://www.robertomonticello.com

Facebook Address

http://www.screenwritershowcase.com/scripts/s662.php

Resume (Position, Network/Production Company, Year, Location, & Description) - you can cut and paste your resume here

EDUCATION:
S.I.R. Studios: 1997
Hollywood Film Institute: 1996 Hollywood, California
Sonoma State University: 1991 Rohnert Park, California
Cabrillo College: 1986 Soquel, California
Chester F.Awalt High School:1972 Mountain View, California

DOCUMENTARY/TELEVISION:
Los Altos Access TCI Channel 26: 1998 Los Altos Hills, California

"Tamest Wilderness" Four thirty minute credits for Directing. Also producer,dp and editor.

"West Bay Magazine" One Technical Director credit.

"Video Wonderland" One Character Generator credit.

PUBLICATIONS:
"LOVE" A poem in "On The Threshold Of A Dream." Vol. II

RESEARCH:
"Psychotherapy Past To Present",11p.
Humanistic Psychology Archives:
University Of California, Santa Barbara.

"Foundations Of Hypnosis",15p.
Accepted for presentation at the Conference: "Professional Psychology; Current Applications and Future Directions" 1989;
Illinois School Of Professional Psychology, Chicago.

BOOK:
"Psychology Now" 48p. 1988;
Six articles on the subject of Psychology from research conducted in 1986 and 1987.

SCREENPLAYS:
"For The Feast On Saint Michael Of San Clemente" 97p. 2008; Feature Film
PAu-068-836 Library of Congress. The story on Saint Dominic's creation of Preacher Friars.

"Violets For Lou" 90p. (revising 2-2-2010)
WGAw. #749745. One of the first women to be accepted into Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytical Society. This is the LOU-ANDREA Salome story at the turn of the Ninetennth Century.

"Flames Of Passion" 90p. (revised) 2008;
PAu2-938-128, WGAw. #520925 The Frederich Bartholdi story on his creation of the Statue Of Liberty.

"FOREVER IN HARMONY" 1994; A story about Frans Anton Mesmer and the creation of the Harmony Society.

"ENDLESS RIVER" 1993; A story about a river raft journey high jack by convicts.

"A SHOT AT THE ARMY" 1986; A story about a trainee experience in todays U.S. Army.

Active Projects

"Flames Of Passion" 90p. In Development with Roberto Monticello Productions NYC . Feature Film: PAu2-938-128, WGAw #520925

"For The Feast On Saint Michael Of San Clemente" 97p.
(revision in progress 1-15-2010) Feature Film or for three part Television.
edited by Fr. John Felago, MM. PAu-068-836 Library of Congress.

"Violets For Lou " ( rewrite in progress 2-4-2010)

Projects Currently In Development (Title, Film/Television, Status, Budget)

"Flames Of Passion" 90p.
Feature Film PAu2-938-128 WGAw #520925.

The Frederich Bartholdi story on his creation of the Statue Of Liberty.
Budget ten million dollars for film or 5 million hdtv...

Contact Director;
Roberto Monticello Productions
P.O.Box 372
New York City
New York 10014
(212) 229-8390

(Drama/Biographical)
"Flames Of Passion" is the story about Frederich Auguste Bartholdi who originated the design for the "Statue Of Liberty." From his vision of a woman, shot down in a street riot during the Second Empire in 1852 Paris, his story begins as a student artist.
Frederich traveled to Egypt to experience the colossi Pyramid and Sphinx. Sailing along the soon to be completed French engineering Suez Canal, he saw a peasant Egyptian woman carrying a water vase on her head.
Frederich then drew the same woman but holding a lantern up with her left arm and hand. He titled the drawing "Progress Bringing Light To Asia."
After returning to France the proposal to construct a lighthouse, at the entrance to the Suez Canal, was submitted to the Egyptian Ambassador during a celebration hosted at Versailles. Frederich's dream of a colossus woman statue was accepted. Upon returning to Egypt, with a statuette model, the project was aborted do to finance. In despair he returned to France.
The government of France in the meantime protesting against a Prussian/Spanish arranged marriage, that would create border tension politically for France, declared war against the Prussian government.
Frederich was soon recruited to lead the Colmar militia for the fortification in Alsace.
Lorraine and Alsace was soon over thrown and Napoleons soldiers captured. After paying five billion Francs for retribution, agreed to by the Prussian government, Frederich was free to continue his life as an artist. With republic sentiment he sculpted on a rocky mountain side what is known as "The Lion Of Belfont."
This creation was to show that the Prussians and Spanish did not destroy France and her true spirit.
Returning to Paris he resumed work at the Le Grand School Of Art. His associates convinced him a work was needed to honor American/Franco relations. Edouard Laybolye, a law professor at the University of Paris, arranged Frederich to travel and see for himself America.
With colleagues support from the Harmony Society, a Franco/American fraternity, he sailed on the PIERRE from Le Harve. On the voyage, after many drawings of a woman colossus lighthouse, "Liberty Enlightening The World" was born.
Frederich met Jeanne Bauex, a French women refugee associated with the Unitarian church in Toronto, through a Harmony Society colleague while visiting New York. Jeanne became inspiration for him to return to France, after his continental tour, and follow through with the project.
After working with government officials, plans on having a "General Lafayette Statue" created beforehand and the international financing campaign for Gautier's engineers, apart of the "Statue Of Liberty" was erected. Frederich and Jeanne were married after the 1886 Philadelphia Exposition presentation of the arm carrying a torch. She is to have been his model, inspiration and liberty to follow through with the completed masterpiece

Favorites (Film, Director, Television, Actors, Musicians, etc.)

Godfather Series, Francis Coppala, Network News, Jacque Nicholson, Gordon Lightfoot

Dreams & Goals

To farm blood oranges in southern Europe...