Premiering on April 2, Josh is now hosting and producing a 10-minute news and opinions roundtable show for Swarthmore’s student paper, The Daily Gazette. Focal Points is a short-form show that aims to bring the best ideas and analysis to bear on timely, real-world political and cultural issues both inside and outside of Swarthmore College. The first …
In May 2012, Joshua Wolfsun premiered his short play Mysterious Ways at the Amherst Regional High School Student Writtens’ festival. Exploring one man’s struggle with death, grief, God and love, Mysterious Ways tells the story of 20-something agnostic Jew, Stan Kramer, who is coping with the loss of his lover, Lila, a devout Christian, when her ghost …
Launched in February 2009, Student News delivered monthly episodes focusing on news that affected, was about, and was of interest to teens. Founded, executive produced, and co-anchored by Joshua Wolfsun, Student News soon expanded from its first few shows – which aired only on Amherst Community Television (ACTV, now Amherst Media) – to air on a network of six public …
“Lights Up From Youth in the Valley” was a half-hour satirical sketch-comedy show written and produced by youth in the Pioneer Valley. In its 6-episode run from April 2010-June 2011, Lights Up showcased teens at their most funny, incisive, smart, classy, and satirical. The show conveyed a vision of the world from a youth perspective, …
DESCRIPTION: In Deptford, London, 1593, two playwrights ruled the stage. One was murdered, the other lived on. Lost to history, at the scene of crime there was one more man in the room… As conspiracy theories go, those that question the true identity of William Shakespeare have been circulating for centuries. One of the more popular …
DESCRIPTION: John (Paul Adzima) and Nick (Reed Elkinton) are two kids with a mission. From school newspaper editor to vigilante, these two are out to expose a government conspiracy. Their methods, however are… interesting. In this spoof, complete with guns, villains and life or death chases, it’s up to kids to save the world – as only kids can. …
Keep Living is the first film ever made by Riverwolf Productions. Written and directed by Joshua Wolfsun, this 10-minute short follows the main character, Joan, as she tries to cope with her brother’s death. Links: Cast & Crew Slideshow
This is the February 12, 2013 edition of ”Perspective,” Josh’s column for Swarthmore’s student newspaper, The Daily Gazette. New columns are published approximately every two weeks. Cain slew Abel, and henceforward we knew violence. He killed out of jealousy, and from then on, killing has had all kinds of justifications – some more convincing than others. Read … Continue reading »
This is the January 21, 2013 edition of Josh’s column for Swarthmore’s student newspaper, The Daily Gazette. New columns are published approximately every two weeks. At the Golden Globe Awards last weekend, former U.S. President Bill Clinton made a surprise appearance to introduce Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln. Clinton said… Read the rest here. Continue reading »
Well, here we are again. New website, new look, new projects. For those of you who are familiar with Riverwolf Productions, I would like to welcome you to the new site and assure you that all of those projects for which you were a fan, actor, crew member, editor, musician, reporter, producer, or donor are … Continue reading »
