Combining his passion for both music and movies, Vohn Regensburger has created Last of the Romantics, one of the most unusual love stories I’ve ever seen on film. It’s no wonder I’m so excited about interviewing him on my “Movie Addict Headquarters” BlogTalkRadio show next Tuesday, September 25, at 2 p.m., Mountain Time.

Last of the Romantics is Regensburger’s feature film debut as both a writer and director for the big screen. It’s a satirical, yet poignant look at a failing composer obsessed with his legacy under the climate of today’s culture. The movie has already won a number of awards including Best Feature Film at New York International Film Festival and Best Romance Feature at Hollywood HD Festival. Regensburger also won Best Director of a Feature Film at the New York International Film Fest, and his score for Last of the Romantics has been nominated for Best Film Score at Moondance.    

Born in New York City and raised in Denver, Colorado, Regensburger grew-up in a musical environment playing the cello and guitar. After making his first student films in high school, he studied acting at the University of Creighton and music composition at the University of Colorado. Regensburger composes music of many genres and styles. He has  written various works in classical, choral, jazz, Brazilian guitar, and film music. The Mercury Ensemble chamber orchestra has performed two of his pieces, including Largo for Strings and his Symphony #2, The Apassionata. Besides composing and conducting the score for Last of the Romantics, he did the same for Thursday Night (2005) as well as for the documentary film, Engineering: A Century of Change (2001). Film Music Magazine featured a montage of his film music on compilation discs Vol. #3 and #4. 

For his second feature film as a director, Regensburger has chosen 133, scheduled to begin shooting in mid-October. It deals with an undercover cop’s excursion into the world of narcotics in a small town.

Listen to Vohn Regensburger talk about Last of the Romantics by clicking on this BlogTalkRadio link on September 25 at 2 p.m. Mountain Time. His interview can also be heard as an archived segment after the live broadcast.

NOTE:  Sorry, movie fans!  Because of technical difficulties, Vohn's interview does not take place on this show. Instead, you will hear me raving about him and his wonderful film! However, Vohn has agreed to appear on an upcoming "Movie Addict Headquarters" show in the near future.