Montserrat, Mozzle, Mozzie, Mozz
is an award winning writer, an award wanting director, an occasional actor and an overall content creator.
He was conceived as a jibaro in Rincon, Puerto Rico, and grew up in the mean streets of the Ironbound, in Newark. Okay the streets weren't that mean. They were rather joyful in fact.
He is the writer of the award winning play sequel The Importance of Being Earnest Part 2 – Thoroughly Stupid Things, called by Time Out New York critics and critic Leonard Jacobs as “A comic masterwork.”
He landed in the top five of the prestigious Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting with his screenplay about the Trial of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Currently he is the writer of Chisholm; this exciting motion picture, starring Anika Noni Rose, star of film and Broadway, will trace four years of Shirley Chisholm’s life, Mrs. Chisholm was the first African American Congresswoman elected to Congress in 1968 and made a bold, historic bid for the Democratic Presidential Nomination in 1972.
He is the co-founder of the The MozzleStead Company, a company whose mission is to “is to explore the awe-inspiring transformative power of story and together with our audiences, develop a self-sustainable, investment and innovation friendly production company that harvests groundbreaking stories for film, theatre, television. "
The MozzleStead Company has recently released the feature film April Flowers, written and directed by Christopher Tedrick as well as award winning shorts including Show and Tell Tango by Melissa Skirboll.
He is a board member of the Shirley Chisholm Cultural Institute founded by Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm in 1977 to provide cultural advancement for children of color in Brooklyn. As a board member, he is leading the charge in technological education for VR, Special Effects and entertainment tech technologies in order to gain more representation for women and people of color in those fields.
His work in story technology based content will be available in 2020 through EINDOR ROAD, a company he co-founded with Skid Maher (of Glass Cannon notoriety).
His goal is to partner with a network of boldly creative, morally courageous world-class artists that fight for accountability in order to create enduring change. But for him, this means working with a purposeful and godly joy and a sense of humor and adventure both in equal measure.
For more information e-mail info (@) mozzlestead.com
is an award winning writer, an award wanting director, an occasional actor and an overall content creator.
He was conceived as a jibaro in Rincon, Puerto Rico, and grew up in the mean streets of the Ironbound, in Newark. Okay the streets weren't that mean. They were rather joyful in fact.
He is the writer of the award winning play sequel The Importance of Being Earnest Part 2 – Thoroughly Stupid Things, called by Time Out New York critics and critic Leonard Jacobs as “A comic masterwork.”
He landed in the top five of the prestigious Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting with his screenplay about the Trial of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Currently he is the writer of Chisholm; this exciting motion picture, starring Anika Noni Rose, star of film and Broadway, will trace four years of Shirley Chisholm’s life, Mrs. Chisholm was the first African American Congresswoman elected to Congress in 1968 and made a bold, historic bid for the Democratic Presidential Nomination in 1972.
He is the co-founder of the The MozzleStead Company, a company whose mission is to “is to explore the awe-inspiring transformative power of story and together with our audiences, develop a self-sustainable, investment and innovation friendly production company that harvests groundbreaking stories for film, theatre, television. "
The MozzleStead Company has recently released the feature film April Flowers, written and directed by Christopher Tedrick as well as award winning shorts including Show and Tell Tango by Melissa Skirboll.
He is a board member of the Shirley Chisholm Cultural Institute founded by Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm in 1977 to provide cultural advancement for children of color in Brooklyn. As a board member, he is leading the charge in technological education for VR, Special Effects and entertainment tech technologies in order to gain more representation for women and people of color in those fields.
His work in story technology based content will be available in 2020 through EINDOR ROAD, a company he co-founded with Skid Maher (of Glass Cannon notoriety).
His goal is to partner with a network of boldly creative, morally courageous world-class artists that fight for accountability in order to create enduring change. But for him, this means working with a purposeful and godly joy and a sense of humor and adventure both in equal measure.
For more information e-mail info (@) mozzlestead.com
