‏Neill Calabro‏

Neill (aka. Neill Eddie ) Calabro is a writer, filmmaker, actor, and musician. He is best known as writer/director/scorer for the documentary "Fried Green Tomorrows: Juliette, GA Lives" which was featured in the Summer Film Series for the Southern Chapter of 'The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences [us]'

His novel, Hanging Angels, is the first civil rights story to incorporate the supernatural. His book, Any One Can Be In Movies is a step-by-step process for the beginning actor and also an informative and hilarious account of his travels with Emmy Collins, across the United States, from movie set to movie set. He has collaborated with filmmaker Steve Balderson. He was a founder member of the group Insanity (of Athens Ga), and a former percussionist for The Swimming Pool Q's.