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Wayne Keeley

Wayne Joseph Keeley (born 1956) is an American practicing attorney, author, professor, producer and director. He has produced, written, and directed documentaries, commercials and educational programs, in addition to screenplays, stage plays, and teleplays.

Biography edit

Wayne J. Keeley was born in Yonkers, New York. He graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Fordham College in 1978. He was awarded a St. Thomas More Scholarship to St. John's School of Law. Keeley graduated from St. John's School of Law with a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree in 1981. Keeley received a Masters of Laws (LL.M) from New York University School of Law in 1990.

Keeley began his legal career as an Associate Attorney at Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker from 1980 to 1985. Keeley litigated cases at the trial and appellate level. Most notably, Keeley successfully defended a medical malpractice case at the Court of Appeals of New York in Innis v. State of New York et al., 60 N.Y.2d 653, 467 N.Y.S.2d 830, 455 N.E.2d 483 (1983). He is admitted to practice law before the courts of New York State, the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and the Supreme Court of the United States.

In 2000, Keeley joined the National Advertising Division (NAD) of the Council of Better Business Bureaus, Inc. He was the Assistant Director of Development at NAD until 2007 and authored over 100 NAD decisions published in the NAD/CARU Case Reports.

In 2007, Keeley was appointed the director of the Children's Advertising Review Unit (CARU) of the Council of Better Business Bureaus, Inc.[1] In 2008, he was made a vice president of the Council of Better Business Bureaus, Inc.

Keeley began his film career in 1985 at Bennu Productions where he wrote, produced and directed educational films, documentaries, commercials and music videos in addition to serving as general counsel and vice president. He won many awards for his productions including two Emmy Awards for Public Service Announcements. In 1998, Keeley moved to Arrow Entertainment where he wrote and produced Nosferatu - The First Vampire.[2]

Keeley's documentary, 10th Gear Jettride: 3800 Miles to a Cure,[3] won Best Feature Documentary at the 2009 Hollywood East Film Festival. The film documents the journey of 25 teen cyclists who rode 3800 miles across America to raise money for those children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

Keeley has also taught law and communications at Baruch College, Bronx Community College, Fordham College, Audrey Cohen College and Western Connecticut State University.[4][5]

Books edit

Articles edit

  • "Evidence-Based Dental Advertising and Self-Regulations: A Perspective by the National Advertising Division," The Journal of Evidence-Based Dental Practice, Volume 4, No 1, March 2004.
  • "Avoiding Dismissal in a Legal Malpractice Case," by Wayne J. Keeley and Thomas W. Hyland, National Journal, Vol. 5, No. 51.
  • "Using the Structured Settlement," by Wayne J. Keeley and James L. Fischer, National Law Journal, Vol. 6, No. 15.
  • "Professional Liability and the Expert," by Wayne J. Keeley and Thomas W. Hyland, National Law Journal, Vol. 6, No. 42.
  • "Labor Law Sec. 222: Held Violative of Privileges and Immunities Clause," St. John's Law Review, Vol. 54, No. 4 by Wayne J. Keeley and Rose DiMartino
  • "CPL Sec30(4)(G)" Court Congestion Not 'Exceptional Circumstance' Excusing Prosecutor's Failure to be Ready," St. John's Law Review, Vol. 55, No. 1, by Wayne J. Keeley
  • "CARU Cares, and So Should You" by Wayne J. Keeley and Jay G. Black. The Association of Media & Entertainment Counsel (AMEC) Winter 2010.

Filmography (as director & writer) edit

Films

Documentaries

  • Crackdown on Drugs[8] (1988) 60 min., Bennu Productions, Inc. Host: Scott Valentine. (co-produced with Paul Daniel Sansone; co-written with Paul Daniel Sansone, Kevin Cavaliere and Ron Soffer; co-directed with Paul Daniel Sansone and Randy Leeds) ISBN 978-0-929630-05-2
  • Icy Death (1991) 30 min., Bennu Productions, Inc., Host: Colin Quinn[9]
  • Evolution's End? The Clearcut Facts (1992) 60 min., Bennu productions, Inc., Narrated by Carole King. Featuring appearances by John Oates, River Phoenix and Bob Weir[10]
  • Point of No Return: The War in the Gulf (1992) 60 min., Bennu Productions, Inc. Host: Lawrence Luckinbill. OCLC 24008867 (1991).
  • Earthday Everyday (1992) 60 min., Bennu Productions, Inc. Narrated by Dennis Weaver.
  • The Titanic Chronicles (1999) Bennu Multimedia, Inc., Host: David McCallum. (co-produced with James Scura).
  • 10th Gear Jettride: 3800 Miles to a Cure (2009) The Jett Foundation, (Co-produced with Craig Dobson; co-written with Anthony Geathers; directed by Anthony Geathers)[11]

Public Service Announcements

  • Would You Know If Someone Was Following Your Child Online? (2017) Sponsor: Council of Better Business Bureaus, Inc.
  • Do You Know Where Your Children Are...on the Internet? (2010) Sponsor: Council of Better Business Bureaus, Inc.
  • Why Does He Fall Down So Much (2007) Sponsor: Parent Project for Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD)[12]
  • It's Up To You (1995) Music Video PSA and 30 Minute Program, Sponsor: New York State (Mario Cuomo)(Emmy Award winner)Featuring appearances by Doug E. Fresh, Harry Belafonte, Jasmine Guy, Billy Baldwin, Julie Brown and the cast from Grease.
  • Injury Control (1994) Sponsor: New York State Department of Health
  • My Older Brother (1991) Sponsor: 1-800-Cocaine (Emmy Award winner)
  • Problems (1991) Sponsor: 1-800-Cocaine (Emmy Nominee)

Educational Programs

  • "Interview Techniques and Resume Tips for the Job Applicant," (1985) 60 min., Bennu Productions, Inc., (co-written and co-produced with Kevin Cavaliere)
  • "Poise and the Art of Job Interviewing," (1987) 30 min., Bennu Productions, Inc., (co written and co-produced with Kevin Cavaliere)
  • "Preparing for the Job Interview," (1987) 30 min., Bennu Productions, Inc., (co-written and co-produced with Kevin Cavaliere)
  • "Everyman: A Modern Adaptation," (1990) 60 min., Bennu Productions, Inc
  • "The Job Hunter's Resource Guide," (1990) 60 min., Bennu Productions, Inc., Host: Bob Levey (co-produced and co-directed with Chris Austermann; co-written with Chris Austermann and Lawrence A. Reid)
  • "The Art of Telecommunication," (1990) 20 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "Reduce, Reuse & Recycle," (1991) 30 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "Say No To Strangers," (1991) 30 min., Bennu Productions, Inc. Host: Carlo Imperato [13]
  • "Discovering Columbus," (1992) 30 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "Ancient Rome: An Overview," (1992) 20 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "Ancient Rome: Lifestyles and Customs," (1992) 20 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "The Rise of Rome," (1992) 20 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "The Roman Empire 300 A.D. to 200 A.D.," (1992) 20 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "The Fall of Rome 200 A.D. to 640 A.D.," (1992) 20 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "Russia Then and Now," (1992), Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "The Revolutionary War," (1992) 30 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "The Civil War," (1992) 30 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "Native Americans – An Overview," (1992) 30 min., Bennu Productions, Inc.
  • "España y la conquista de las Américas," (1994) 30 min., Bennu Productions, Inc., Narrated in Spanish by Sergio Maclean. Written and Produced by Wayne J. Keeley.
  • "Puerto Rico Today," (1994) 40 min., English and Spanish, Bennu Productions, Inc., Narrated in Spanish by Sergio Maclean. Written and Produced by Wayne J. Keeley.

Plays edit

  • "Commuters" (co-authored with Stephanie C. Lyons-Keeley)(2009, 2015) Someday Productions
  • Waiting For The Sun (co-authored with Stephanie C. Lyons-Keeley)(2009, 2016) Someday Productions
  • "Life As She Knows It" (co-authored with Stephanie C. Lyons-Keeley)(2015) Someday Productions
  • "Heaven Sent" (co-authored with Stephanie C. Lyons-Keeley)(2015) Someday Productions

Awards and nominations edit

References edit

  1. ^ "Media and Advertising: People" November 13, 2007.New York Times. Accessed August 19, 2009.
  2. ^ Roman, Monica. "Arrow aims for niche pix others miss". 1997, June 16–22, Variety
  3. ^ "Documentary on Pembroke-based Jett Foundation Ride Nominated for an Award" by Sydney Schwartz April 29, 2009. EnterpriseNews.com Accessed August 19, 2009.
  4. ^ "Wayne J. Keeley, VP & Director, Children's Advertising Review Unit - U.S. BBB". Archived from the original on May 29, 2010. Retrieved May 3, 2010.
  5. ^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on May 28, 2010. Retrieved May 3, 2010.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  6. ^ Standard Print ISBN 1-58124-151-8, Paperback ISBN 1-58124-671-4, Audiobook, ISBN 1-58124-680-3, Large Print ISBN 1-58124-151-8.
  7. ^ ISBN 0-929630-54-8
  8. ^ Mary DeLuccie, Lois Bryant, Lawrence Ganong, David R. Imig, Kathy R. Thornburg, Barbara A. Hammerli, Marilyn Coleman, Jean Ispa, Mary McPhail Gray and Marion H. Typpo. 1988: Twentieth Annual National Council on Family Relations Filmstrip/Videotape and Film Competition. Family Relations, Vol. 38, No. 1 (Jan., 1989), pp. 97-108.
  9. ^ ISBN 0-929630-12-2.
  10. ^ ISBN 0-929630-14-9.
  11. ^ Hollywood East Film Festival
  12. ^ Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy
  13. ^ ISBN 0-929630-07-6.

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