Justin Evangelista

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[edit] Career

Justin Evangelista is the Editor and Graphic Designer of Fencers Quarterly Magazine, and is a professional filmmaker.

Evangelista teaches the classical French school of fencing in Springfield, Missouri. He was trained by his father Nick Evangelista, a maestro of traditional fencing who has authored several books popular with fencers of sport.

Evangelista also has a film studio called Turning Records Entertainment, which is in Springfield, and another division of called Timeless Frames Per Second, founded in 2006, as the digital effects side of Turning Records Entertainment to produce for Films, TV, Websites, and Magazines.