Michael and Kristopher attended the 2016 Academy Awards Music Nominee reception hosted by the Society of Composers and Lyricists. Four of the Best Score nominees—all legends in the industry—were in attendance today: John Williams, Ennio Morricone, Thomas Newman and Carter Burwell.

Michael, Lolita and Kristopher went to Warner Bros. Studios yesterday (Fri. 2/12/16) to be interviewed for a “Behind The Scenes” documentary about one of their upcoming projects. A big shoutout to the engaging and knowledgeable Alexander Gray and his wonderful Studio West Pictures crew for making the on-camera interview such a great experience!

Lolita, Michael and Kristopher are pleased to share the news that the “Rain of the Ghosts” radio play has been released! The audiobook, produced by Greg Weisman and Curtis Koller after Weisman’s original novel, features a full cast of voice actors, sound effects, and an original music score to accompany the reading of the book. A total of three hours of music was composed for the project!

The story is set in the modern day on the Prospero Keys, a fictional group of islands on the edge of the Bermuda Triangle, known to its inhabitants as the “Ghost Keys.” A young girl, Rain Cacique, and her best friend Charlie Dauphin are enjoying the last days of summer break when strange things begin happening. Rain experiences visions of a dark man, encounters a mysterious stranger, and finds a bracelet seemingly with magical powers. She discovers she has to solve a mystery dating back to World War II, the first of several adventures she’ll have to embark on to complete a larger quest.

The audio play features the voice talents of many well-known actors, including Ed Asner, Marina Sirtis, Brent Spiner, Jim Cummings, Vanessa Marshall, Josh Keaton, Jeff Bennett and others.

DMP’s recent documentary, “An Act Of Love” screens tonight (April 27, 2016), with an encore screening tomorrow night at the Newport Beach Film Festival. Following the screening will be a Q&A with director Scott Sheppard and Rev. Frank Schaefer.

In 2013, after officiating a same sex wedding for his son, a Pennsylvanian Methodist man finds himself at a crossroads between his love for his homosexual son and his faith as a Reverend. After being prosecuted for his actions against the church and defrocked as a minister, the reverend sets off on a nationwide mission hoping to initiate progress and tolerance in the Methodist community.

“Once more, with feeling!” The return of the Warner Archives’ “Batman Brave/Bold Music-Meister Sing-along” at Wondercon 2016. We had a blast last year singing through our Emmy-nominated episode along with our fans (many in costume). The open mic was a sound not to be missed! Sunday, Mar. 27 from 1-2p in Room 408AB.