Screenwriter/Producer Antwone Fisher on "Inside Urban Hollywood," with host Tanya Kersey, April 6

Screenwriter Antwone Fisher will discuss screenwriting and the filmmaking process on the Monday, April 6th edition of "Inside Urban Hollywood" with host, Tanya Kersey at 6pm PST/9pm EST. Antwone has work in Hollywood for sixteen years as a producer and screenwriter; with an impressive fourteen writing projects with the major studios to his resumé. His New York Times Best Seller Finding Fish a Memoir, is the inspiring story of his incredible life's journey. The film, "Antwone Fisher," directed by Denzel Washington and based on Fisher's life and written by Fisher himself reflects on Fisher's life as a young boy abandoned in an abusive foster home in Cleveland who rises to liberation, manhood, and extraordinary success in Hollywood. Through his collection of poetry titled, Who Will Cry For The Little Boy? a National Best Seller and now one of the best selling books of poetry of all time, Fisher reveals the inner truths that took him from a tumultuous childhood to the man he is today. A professor teaching at UCLA Extension, Antwone's current film writing project is "Training Day 2," for Warner Brothers Studios. He also has a book deal with Simon & Schuster for a book entitled, A Boy Should Know How to Tie a Tie. Antwone's work of poetry is featured in Nikki Giovanni's upcoming book for children, "Hip Hop Speaks to Children".