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Neeta Mittal has a Master's degree from University of California, Berkeley. She moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in Entertainment. Her very first gig was that of a Production Coordinator for a full length feature, "American Blend". She went on to work on the production side of films as Production Coordinator, UPM, Assistant Director and Producer. She joined UCLA Extension for a certificate program in film making.
"Wings of Legacy" is Neeta's first undertaking on the creative side. She wrote, produced, directed and edited the project.
Currently, Neeta Mittal is developing a feature film under the banner of "Live Area", her production company.
The film, titled "The 65th Art" is a romantic comedy set in Victorian England.
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Auti was a professional dancer and choreographer who appeared in videos for LL Cool J and other hip-hop artists when she lost the use of her legs in a 1992 car accident. Auti Angel, as she is fondly known, is an amazing woman who, as cliché as it sounds, has made lemonade of all the lemons dished out to her.
Auti says, “When a hit & run car accident left me paralyzed and wheelchair bound, I didn't let that stop me from following my dream as an Entertainer. So, when I was asked to perform at Los Angeles Central Juvenile Hall and saw the impact that it made, I was instantly inspired to continue to touch the lives of our youth”.
Today, after more than a decade of overcoming obstacles, Auti is a dancer, a singer, a choreographer, a motivational speaker, CEO of a non profit organization and a fantastic actress.
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An accomplished performer of international stature, Zina Bethune displays an amazing wealth of versatility on the worldwide stage as an actress, dancer, choreographer and singer in film, television and theatre. Known as the star of CBS’ primetime series “The Nurses”, Zina starred with Harvey Keitel in Martin Scorsese’s film “Who’s That Knocking at My Door”, as Anne Roosevelt in the feature “Sunrise At Campobello”, appeared opposite James Wood and Sean Young in “The Boost” and played the Greta Garbo role in Tommy Tune’s “Grand Hotel” on Broadway, among others. Zina founded Bethune Theatredanse in 1980, a multi-media dance company with whom she has toured extensively internationally. In 1982, she created Infinite Dreams, her award-winning dance and drama outreach program for disabled children.
Zina was the recipient of USA TODAY’s Hollywood Heroes Award given to an entertainment individual whose work has impacted the community profoundly on May 17, 2006, at a star studded gala at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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