William Gazecki’s career in the entertainment business spans three decades, beginning in the early 70’s as a recording engineer in the music business. He soon went on to establish himself as a talented record producer, earning Gold and Platinum Record Albums for Bette Midler's The Rose, The Doors' Alive She Cried and The Doors' Greatest Hits Vol. 2. In the early 80’s, he moved on to build a successful career in sound mixing for television and film, earning three Emmy nominations (two for Hill Street Blues and one for the mini-series, Foxfire) and his first Emmy win for St. Elsewhere. In the mid 90's, William turned his talents to documentary filmmaking, earning an Academy Award nomination and a second Emmy win for his first feature documentary, WACO: The Rules of Engagement. William is also a recipient of the International Press Academy's Golden Satellite Award for Outstanding Feature Documentary -- an honor he received for his second feature documentary, Reckless Indifference. With five completed feature length documentaries and numerous film festival and other awards under his belt, William Gazecki is showing no signs of slowing down. He is currently working on the history of the Screen Actors Guild at his studio in Venice, California.