New Artist Productions

BREAKING NEWS

New Artists Productions is pleased to announce that Tom Zanca’s original screenplay, titled “A Circle of Fathers,” was named a semifinalist in the 2011 Los Angeles Screenplay Competition.

The thriller is about a struggling journalist who, after having lost custody of his young son once already, returns to his hometown with the boy and finds himself tied to the serial homicides of local clergy that could again jeopardize his future with his son.

The 20-minute pilot episode of New Artists Production's original television series,
Echoes & Voices, is now available worldwide on Amazon.com.

The series follows Andrew Boman (James Allerdyce), a seminarian expelled when he was caught in the secret vaults of the Vatican. He has returned home to begin a crusade warning the world about what he uncovered in those vaults – the coming end times and the deceitful reign of the AntiChrist.

His fervent beliefs are fueled by current news events that he claims are biblical prophecies coming to pass, signaling the impending Armageddon. But the AntiChrist is aware of his crusade and orders his covert army to put an end to it – and to Andrew. Will Andrew be able to destroy the AntiChrist before the AntiChrist destroys him?

The series also stars Nikki Pettus and Scott Schiaffo. Learn more by clicking here.

New Artists Productions is a film and television production company that specializes in creating original material for broadcast and distribution. It is led by Tom Zanca, a screenwriter and director.

The company currently is in production with its third original TV pilot, a drama called “Echoes & Voices.” It’s expected to wrap in May. Its previous TV pilot, a dramatic thriller titled “Bloodhounds,” was a selection of The Garden State Film Festival, The New York Television Festival, and the PilotLite Online TV Festival. Its first TV pilot was a family dramedy titled “Lost & Found.”

The company had a short thriller, “Linger”, screened at the BIG APPLE FILM FESTIVAL , while its first production was Marilyn Monroe Was Here, a short film that was a selection of The New York Independent Film and Video Festival and the Brandywine Film Festival in Delaware. The black & white short was heavily influenced by the writer Rod Serling and his popular Twilight Zone series of the 1960s.