Director / Producer Wolfgang Busch - The Evolution of Flag Dancing

Wolfgang Busch is a humanitarian award winning director, producer, cinematographer, editor, and is also a lecturer
and activist for the artistic community in New York City since the mid. 1980's.

Wolfgang became an activist because he saw the need to empower the LGBT artistic community from the artistic
exploitation and discrimination from the industry and community, and is using the DVD as a tool to reach that goal.

His latest Flow Affair documentary is a historic LGBT art film about the New York City, San Francisco and Chicago Flag, Fan, Poi and Floguing dance community, capturing the passing down of this thirty year old Greenwich Village disco dance tradition. The flag dance originated in the New York City's leather and disco scene in the late 1970s and peeked
in the early 80s at the legendary disco the Saint in the East Village.

Wolfgang Busch is the founder of Art from the Heart Films and its mission is to build an artistic infrastructure to
empower under-served communities using art in education programs. As a result, Wolfgang won a
humanitarian award for the How Do I Look documentary.

"How Do I Look" and "Flow Affair" are both historic LGBT art films released on DVD, highlighting the artistic expressions
of the LGBT voguing and flagging communities from New York City, San Francisco and Chicago, and the "A True Lesson In Humanity" documentary is about the Florida Special Needs Color Guard and people with disabilities in the
performing arts from the Fort Lauderdale area.

Art From The Heart is serving the LGBT Community since 1986

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