ROMANSKI FILMS ABOUT

Julianne Reynolds, documentary filmmaker, producer and painter has been working as an artist in the entertainment field for over 17 years. She started out as a fine artist wining first place in watercolor competitions in turn being honored by the Somerset Art Association of New Jersey for her achievements in the arts. While attending University of Georgia in Athens, she studied painting and photography and was a photojournalist for the school paper. During that time, she captured the popular music scene of Athens by photographing such bands as Drivin n Cryin, Dream So Real, Chickasaw Mud Puppies, Widespread Panic, Bob Gould, etc.

It wasn’t until she moved to New York City, and attended the School of Visual Arts, that she became active in filmmaking. Her film style resonates with heart-to-heart interviews and close story captions. Achieving a comfort zone with people, which is her true gift as a filmmaker, Julianne’s main objective as a documentary filmmaker is to capture the true essence of a persons journey in life either through art, history, economic issues or social human events. Julianne has worked for ABC Sports and several indie film companies. Recently she worked on the documentary Laszlo & Vilmos and will be traveling to Morroco this summer to film “Sacred Drumming Rituals of the World”. This documentary hopes to educate people on women musicians and to strengthen their rights in countries of Egypt, Turkey and India. Currently, she lives in Topanga, California and works as a producer and yoga instructor.

Origin of the name “Romanski”. The name Romanski is inherited from Julianne’s grandfather, Stanley Romanski, a butcher from Hobokin, New Jersey. Julianne’s father and uncle went to NYU law school and upon graduation in the 1960’s changed Romanski to Reynolds, to Americanize it. Keeping to her polish roots, Julianne has embarked on her past and honoring the name Romanski within her film career.

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