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President of ZSS Entertainment, Inc.
A member of the Writers Guild of America and the Screen Actors Guild, Zane Quazzani is the founder and president of ZSS Entertainment, Inc., a Hollywood-based film production firm. Zane Quazzani completed a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at Columbia University, where he graduated with honors in 1991. Columbia University’s Department of Political Science is one of the most prestigious nationwide and consistently ranks among the top three English-speaking institutions internationally. In 1992, Zane Quazzani began working as a linguist and interpreter for the United Nations Headquarters in New York, a position he held for nearly 10 years. At the United Nations, most meetings require an interpreter in order to save time and increase efficiency. The U.N. Interpretation Service provides translation to and from Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish. In 2001, Zane Quazzani relocated to Los Angeles and founded ZSS Entertainment with his wife, Svenja Quazzani. ZSS Entertainment primarily produces independent feature films, although the company also does marketing and advertising for TV, radio, print, and the Internet. Zane Quazzani oversees all projects at ZSS Entertainment. As a professional development initiative, Zane Quazzani enrolled in a two-year acting program at renowned New York academy, the Stella Adler Studio, in 2005. Founded in 1949, the Stella Adler Studio has trained many top American actors, and is the professional acting school connected to New York University. Zane Quazzani’s studies at Stella Adler Studio have informed his production work at ZSS Entertainment.
Zane Quazzani's Companies
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ZSS Entertainment, Inc
2001
President
Producing and Financing independent feature Films. Marketing and Advertising. TV, Radio, Print and Internet Commercials.
Overseeing all projects.
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Zane Quazzani's Publications
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Stella Adler Studio of Acting, Zane Quazzani
June, 2011
Mr. Zane Quazzani attended a two-year acting program at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York, New York. Founded in 1949, the school is dedicated to training tomorrow’s film and theater actors. Since 1969, the Stella Adler Studio has led as the only professional school affiliated with New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. At present, the school provides Professional Actor Training courses, an Outreach Division that offers free coursework for low income and other inner-city youth, and the Harold Clurman Art Series, which funds free cultural events that are open to the public. Recently, notable actors and artists like Julianne Moore, Harold Bloom, Mark Strand, and David Amram have been active in the series.
The teaching philosophy at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting holds that growth as an actor equates to growth as a human. To that end, the school focuses on nourishing the human imagination, providing students with the main tool needed to bring a script to life. Stella Adler advocates for the independent actor who brings a specific aim to his or her art and adheres to his or her ideals. Only actors who respect themselves are able to bring true passion into acting. To that end, it is the actor’s responsibility to bring a script to life and breathe new life into the role, while respecting the author’s artistic vision. Bringing his or her own experiences to the forefront, the actor is empowered to represent the rich nature of humanity and make a character multidimensional and believable. In other words, the audience can relate to the character either directly or indirectly through shared human experience.
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