Ray Bradbury on writing the Moby Dick Screenplay for John Huston
This was a project was for an exhibit honoring John Huston in a museum in Ireland, produced by K3 Arts & Entertainment, a partnership of Art Kirsch, Arnold Kunert and Mike Kirsch.
This was a project was for an exhibit honoring John Huston in a museum in Ireland, produced by K3 Arts & Entertainment, a partnership of Art Kirsch, Arnold Kunert and Mike Kirsch.
As Art became friends with more local filmmakers, screenwriters, and professionals in the field, he ran across this book by a local author that told the little known story of a company town in Orange County, CA that existed for 50 years providing homes and shopping for the workers at a local brick manufacturer. Art … Read more
This is the first dramatic production Art organized in his second career as a producer. It is a film based on a screenplay written by a former Marine about PTSD in a WWII setting. He organized a group of volunteers (30-40), found locations (in Tustin, CA) to simulate battlefields, build sets for the multiple interior … Read more
I have been involved in putting together several special events. Celebrating this classic movie shown every year at Christmas, all day long, over and over again, was one of my favorites. Twenty years after the original movie was shot, we were able to track down all the child stars, Darren McGavin, director Bob Clark, and … Read more
After several years in his second career as a producer of commercials, events, and documentaries, Art had a few personal projects he wanted to produce. This was particularly close to his heart. Annie’s Girls documents the diagnosis of breast cancer, mastectomy and reconstruction his friend Anne Ganguzza underwent. Anne reveals how she came to terms … Read more