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Cary Mosier, Ryland Engelhart, Conor Gaffney
Directors/Producers/Camera

Cary Mosier, Ryland Engelhart, and Conor Gaffney are first time film-makers and best friends. All three men were working for Café Gratitude, a local San Francisco restaurant owned by the Engelhart family, when they first met Frank Ferrante. Cary came from a film making background, having studied at San Francisco State. Ryland and Conor both come from the music industry, working as a recording studio owner and musician, respectively. All three men have an interest in creating impactful and progressive works of art and media that carry a positive and inspiring message. MAY I BE FRANK is their debut project in the film medium.

Gregg Marks
Director/Editor/Camera

Gregg Marks is a Filmmaker from New York City, with a 24 year background in music/composition, 12 years in design & motion graphics and 6 years in filming and editing. After honing his skills on shows like Styleyes, Treehugger.com, and various Television Commercials, he was inspired to move to San Francisco and to make a documentary film. Upon arrival he met Ryland Engelhart, Cary Mosier and Conor Gaffney, who had just finished the initial filming of a powerful 42 day project about human transformation. After viewing the raw footage, Gregg knew this was it. After shooting an additional 50 hours of footage and 5 storyboards later, MAY I BE FRANK was complete. This is Gregg’s first full length feature documentary as a director and editor, which has inspired many in the film community, Alanis Morrisette, Jason Mraz, Woody Harrelson, Alice Walker, Dan Millman and many more who’ve reached out to help spread the word about this powerful film.

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"It is a beautiful sight. The caring behavior of the three young coaches is the essence of the revolutionary spirit that Che Guevara meant when he said 'True revolution is about tenderness."
-Alice Walker, author, The Color Purple

"I was deeply moved by Frank's transformation. Frank and the boys demonstrate what community can look like if we take a stand for a purpose larger then ourselves. Seeing this film is an invitation for your heart to open."
-Woody Harrelson

"This film is a triumph...where the hero defeats the villain within himself AND gets the girl in the end. I've followed Frank on his transformational journey a few times now, and each time I do, I awaken to something new and true about my own life's purpose. This film is an amazing gift for those looking to cultivate their soul resources."
-Jason Mraz, musician

"I deeply enjoyed this true story of one man's transformation that gives hope to us all. In its courage and compassion, it reflects the larger theater of our humanity: a few young guys who work at Cafe Gratitude, responding to Frank's wish to find love one more time, set out to change his life and maybe save his soul as they guide and support him on a life-changing challenge he could never have predicted and would not likely have taken on his own."
-Dan Millman, author, Way of the Peaceful Warrior

“Who says you can’t change your life for the better? Who says you have to remain stuck in patterns that don’t serve you? May I Be Frank is a story of redemption. It’s exciting and inspiring. Don’t miss it!”
-John Robbins, author of The New Good Life, The Food Revolution, and Diet For A New America.

"Frank's journey is a testament to the power of community, good healthy organic food and what can happen when your desire to be love is strong enough.The folks at Cafe Gratitude have been an important part of my own healing process, and I am so grateful that this movie and this movement is growing and helping so many people to reconnect with themselves, each other, and the abundance of love, light and natural beauty that fills and surrounds us".
- MC Yogi, musician, spiritual activist

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