A Tribute to the many heroes who are willing to die so that other's may live. Song "The Love of a Hero" Written & Performed by: NATHANIEL NUNZIANTE Video Edited & Produced By: PATRICIA DAVILA

Nathaniel Nunziante hits Chesterfields Bar & Lounge with a few friends and has an all night Jam session. These are a few clips from the jam. Enjoy. *This was the first time these guys ever played together, and it was total improvisation* Piano: Nathaniel Nunziante Bass: Neville L'Green Guitar: Steve Larice Drums: Adam Dunn

Nathaniel Nunziante does a very impressive, "on-the-spot" jazz/blues piano improvisation in his home studio. August 21st, 2007 - 5:00PM "I do this kind of improvisation every day to warm up and also to keep my sanity. I like leaving all the little mistakes and errors in because life is not about what you can edit out. It's about what is."

It's 6:22PM, February 20th, 2007. I sit down at my piano, and play a little freestyle. I am going to start doing this regularly, this is Chapter 1. Enjoy.

"Three friends are faced with horrifying circumstances when a young man's compulsive storytelling leads to a real life encounter with one of his "fictional" characters." CAST: Nathaniel Nunziante Rachel Law Vanessa D'Onofrio Samuel Hashim THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED AS AN ENTRY INTO A FILMMAKERS COMPETITION. DUE TO THE LATE DECISION TO ENTER, THE FILM WAS WRITTEN, SHOT, AND EDITED IN ONLY 4 DAYS. > I WOULD LIKE TO SINCERELY THANK ALL THOSE WHO HELPED ME MAKE THIS FILM, FOR THEIR PATIENCE AND THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS: Director of Photography KERRI FARRELL Script Supervisor GINA DELLOSO Audio Engineer / Boom Operator JOSHUA NUNZIANTE Camera Assistants SAMUEL HASHIM JOSHUA NUNZIANTE Editor NATHANIEL NUNZIANTE Assistant Editors VANESSA D'ONOFRIO RACHEL LAW Stunt Driver SAMUEL HASHIM ------------------------ "Storyteller" Copyright (c) 2007 Nathaniel Nunziante

This is a short piano solo that I took at a piano bar performance back in 2003. I was performing with the C.W. Post Jazz Ensemble, and although I feel I have greatly improved on my improvisational abilities, I have always kind of liked the solo.

A short film written, directed and starring Nathaniel Nunziante. I produced this film for a college project. The assignment was to create a 9-minute film without the aid of the faculty. I wrote and shot this film on the same day. And we had several problems one being that the camera was leaking light which almost ruined the film. In any case. It's a cute little film and I thought I would share it.