We enter into this, our world, a blank canvas. The watercolors of our young lives are washed away in moments by the tears, laughter, and rain. In our youth, the pastels are replaced with all the shades and hues of a distant rainbow fading across the horizon; the storms we face, along with the sun-drenched skies are calmed with the waves of time. For some, our canvases are layered with bright acrylics and all the grays that blend with each tiny stroke cast by a well-worn brush. Still others paint their days with vibrant oils and leave in their wake pieces of who they were and are yet to become.
Across the Canvas Productions
Across the Canvas Productions was originally a record company when founded in 1978. On April 28, 1997 the corporation was unincorporated to become a sole proprietorship and expanded into an entertainment company. This included music, film, television, print, digital, fashion, marketing, and promotions.
Fast Forward 2024
Lance Britt grew up in the industry. His lifelong friendships include like-minded individuals and companies who want to those in the entertainment, fashion, and music industries to make the world a better place for everyone. One such connection is Hellmut Wolf founder Wolf Entertainment Germany. His vision of spreading love around the world one note at a time with his Wave of Love Festival is a perfect fit for why Lance founded his company in the beginning.
Across the Canvas Productions' Talents and Partners
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Lance Britt founded Across the Canvas Productions in January of 1978. The company since its inception has produced projects in various mediums such as music, series for television, works of art, short films, features, and published works.
It was a cold Wednesday morning in March, that same year Around the World in Eighty Days would win 5 Oscars, and just moments after his birth his arrival into this world was brought to light on one of North Carolina's earliest television stations located in the Piedmont Triad community. Only 9 years earlier WFMY was one of only 66 FM radio stations in the United States.
Soon after his birth he was swept away to Florida where he would spend his toddler years listening to music his aunt would play on her guitar and the stories his uncle and friends would talk about the bright lights of Las Vegas and the entertainment business.
By age 9 he had recorded a single about his girlfriend and played rhythm guitar in a rock band. He later went on to write 3 books and had a short story featured in an educational journal and was still just in Junior High.
He began traveling back and forth from California to North Carolina to spend time with his father on the West Coast and on the East Coast with his mother. While in California in the mid-seventies he began managing rock bands and recording his own music. He formed his first record company is 1978 then in April of 1997 sold off controlling interest in his music business and bought an entertainment company. In 2003 he reorganized his own entertainment and production company and renamed it Across the Canvas Productions.
Somewhere between all this he had a popular college radio song “Rage” in 1979, a popular rock radio song “Breaking Rope” in 1982, and a well-known soundtrack CD Broken Rocking Chair in 2001. He starred in The Dash Show television series from 1999 to 2004. He has appeared on stages throughout the USA for more than 5 decades. He is also an award-winning writer, poet, artist, and educator.
Nowadays he spends his time making music, writing, producing, and directing the entertainment video journal Blank Surfaces. The program began its 26th season on January 2, 2025. The long running entertainment video journal highlights talents from in-front of and behind the cameras from around the world.
“The wonderful thing about the film and television industry is that it utilizes every career field in the world.” ~ Quote: Lance Britt
Addition information may be found at IMDB.COM
It was a cold Wednesday morning in March, that same year Around the World in Eighty Days would win 5 Oscars, and just moments after his birth his arrival into this world was brought to light on one of North Carolina's earliest television stations located in the Piedmont Triad community. Only 9 years earlier WFMY was one of only 66 FM radio stations in the United States.
Soon after his birth he was swept away to Florida where he would spend his toddler years listening to music his aunt would play on her guitar and the stories his uncle and friends would talk about the bright lights of Las Vegas and the entertainment business.
By age 9 he had recorded a single about his girlfriend and played rhythm guitar in a rock band. He later went on to write 3 books and had a short story featured in an educational journal and was still just in Junior High.
He began traveling back and forth from California to North Carolina to spend time with his father on the West Coast and on the East Coast with his mother. While in California in the mid-seventies he began managing rock bands and recording his own music. He formed his first record company is 1978 then in April of 1997 sold off controlling interest in his music business and bought an entertainment company. In 2003 he reorganized his own entertainment and production company and renamed it Across the Canvas Productions.
Somewhere between all this he had a popular college radio song “Rage” in 1979, a popular rock radio song “Breaking Rope” in 1982, and a well-known soundtrack CD Broken Rocking Chair in 2001. He starred in The Dash Show television series from 1999 to 2004. He has appeared on stages throughout the USA for more than 5 decades. He is also an award-winning writer, poet, artist, and educator.
Nowadays he spends his time making music, writing, producing, and directing the entertainment video journal Blank Surfaces. The program began its 26th season on January 2, 2025. The long running entertainment video journal highlights talents from in-front of and behind the cameras from around the world.
“The wonderful thing about the film and television industry is that it utilizes every career field in the world.” ~ Quote: Lance Britt
Addition information may be found at IMDB.COM