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Contents 1 Dwacon 1.1 Dwayne Conyers 1.1.1 Entertainment Professional 1.1.2 Published Author 1.1.3 Technology Guru 1.1.4 A Fun Guy to Be Around 1.1.5 Wikipedia Contributions 1.2 Dwacon® Entertainment 1.2.1 Locations 2 External Links 3 Wikipedia Picture du Jour 4 User Boxes

[edit] Dwacon

This page presents everything you wanted to know about Dwayne Conyers, but were afraid to ask. You are visiting this page on Friday March 30 at 05:34. You can leave a message for me on my talk page.

[edit] Dwayne Conyers

Mr. Conyers is a graduate of the Warner Bros. Comedy Writers Workshop and studied screenwriting with Luigi DiFonzo at Harvard and with Michael Hauge and the late Carl Sautter at the American Film Institute.

[edit] Entertainment Professional

Dwayne’s professional writing career started in the 1980’s when he was assigned an episode of the late ABC series Living Dolls (starring Academy Award winner Halle Berry and The King of Queens star Leah Remini). His portfolio also includes substantial multimedia writing, including training video for the White House and interactive video programming for the Republic of Singapore Ministry of Defense.

His expertise extends beyond writing into producing. He is Executive Producer of independent film High Point, raising the majority of the production budget and arranging foreign and domestic distribution opportunities. Dwacon currently has other feature projects in pre-production.

[edit] Published Author

Dwayne has published over a dozen books under his Dwacon® Publications and Powerhouse Publications banners. He is author of many of the titles.

[edit] Technology Guru

Dwayne's right-brain/left-brain ambidexterity includes software engineering. Dwayne is a practicing member of the Worldwide Institute of Software Architects and holds certifications with Microsoft, Lotus and Brainbench.

[edit] A Fun Guy to Be Around

Dwayne holds the title of Tennessee Squire (with ownership of property in Moore County, TN), granted by the Jack Daniels Distillery. He is also a member of the Striding Man Society.

[edit] Wikipedia Contributions

Striding Man
Deborah Tucker
Living Dolls
Tennessee Squire
Carl Sautter
Army Daze
Michael Hauge
Lori McCreary

[edit] Dwacon® Entertainment

Dwacon, Inc. is a privately-held Corporation. Our focus is production, marketing and distribution of film, video and digital entertainment. Dwacon® is registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Dwacon, Inc. is a Keiretsu corporation with a rapidly expanding international profile. Current offices and business activities are in Beverly Hills, California and Wellington, New Zealand with a planned presence in Shanghai, China where development of computer generated animation for feature films is being produced. An arrangement to distribute clothing designed for sale at the Dwacon Store has been made with the Singapore Trade Agency.

[edit] Locations

Dwacon, Inc.
9595 Wilshire Blvd
Suite 900 - Penthouse
Beverly Hills CA 90212-2509
(310) 300-3420

Dwacon Asia
Ricco Donna Investments
P.O. Box 27218
Marion Square
Wellington 6030
NEW ZEALAND

[edit] External Links

Dwacon® Entertainment
Dwacon Blog
MySpace
LinkedIn Networking page

[edit] Wikipedia Picture du Jour

Picture of the day

A 1942 mass production line of North American Aviation B-25 Mitchell bombers at Fairfax Airport, Kansas City, Kansas, USA. This twin-engine aircraft was used with devastating effect against German and Japanese targets in every combat theater of World War II. More than half of the 10,000 planes built during the war were constructed at Fairfax Airport. Photo credit: Alfred T. Palmer, USOWI Archive - More featured pictures...

[edit] User Boxes