We All Die At The End Of This

Arturo de las Fuentes is a cinematographer, actor, singer, songwriter, producer and director from Saltillo, Coahuila México. BerkleeNYC grad. from the inaugural class. Frontman of the World Music Band "Sangha Tierra" and THEKOIWAY.
He has filmed more than 100 music videos and concerts from independent artists to major label productions. He is currently filming 2 feature films in NYC and has shot many short films.
On screen featured in the film “La Laguna Rosa” and the National TV Show “Sale el Sol”. On stage: “Azul”, “Chilango”, “Eclipse Final”, “Neverland Never Ends”, “The Prom”, etc.. He’s also been in showcases at Green Room 42 and multiple short films.
His 1st original musical “All About the Music” tells the story of the legendary recording studios in Hell’s Kitchen and was presented at The Power Station, the Open Hydrant Theater in the Bronx and the New York Theater Festival receiving several nominations.
Currently produces and stars on Cable TV in “The Late Light Show” (Manhattan Neighborhood Network), you can also stream his latest album “Bye to Yesterday” on all digital platforms. He is part of the New York Film Academy Musical Theatre Conservatory Program and graduate from TC SACM. His songs have been recorded by more than 70 artists. @arturodelasfuentes

Joely Zuker (she/her) is a New York-based director, producer, songwriter, theatre writer, and editor. She received her Master of Arts in Writing & Design for Musical Theatre as part of the inaugural class from BerkleeNYC. She’s worked on various music videos, commercials, indie films, television series, and countless staged shows over the last decade, but most notably, she has written songs for the Emmy-nominated animated show, Robot Chicken.

Tracy Lee Anderson is feeling all kinds of feelings (perusal, butpredominantly joy) over sharing this personally beloved storywith you all. Because there’s nothing that fuels and inspires storytelling quite like New York City. Originally from Washington state, Tracy moved to NYC with her evil chihuahua Bruiser in 2019 to attend the American Musical and Dramatic Academy for musical theatre (amongst getting into other shenanigans). She’s grateful everyday to share stories all around the city - whether it’s in her preschool classroom, onscreen (dancing in Anora), or on stage (most recently off-broadway in Royal Oak), or at the local pub. She’s especially passionate about telling women’s stories and exploring the complex depths of humans, male-female relationships, and that thing called impulse control. Endless amounts of gratitude to all the people who made this project come to real life and all the real life people who unbeknowingly made this project. tracyleeanderson.com @tracyyanderson