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Michael Akers
Michael D. Akers (born September 5, 1970 in Ephrata, Pennsylvania) is an American film director, producer, screenwriter and editor. In 2000, he founded "United Gay Network" (UGN) with his longtime partner, Sandon Berg. Most of his films are LGBT-related.
==Career==
Michael D. Akers studied at Indiana University of Pennsylvania before moving to Los Angeles to begin a career in the entertainment industry as production assistant and assistant director working on the cable movie ''Jurassic Women'' (1996). For three years, he worked with Turner Feature Animation in ''Cats Don't Dance'' helping to research and develop animated features.〔 Then he moved to Grand Productions, and later produced at least two episodes of the ''Lifetime'' series ''Intimate Portraits'.〔 These included the "Intimate Portraits" of Heather Locklear and Jane Seymour. He became executive assistant to Martin Short on ''The Martin Short Show''〔 and a story and research assistant to Ryan Seacrest's NBC's ''Saturday Night at the Movies'' and Anne Robinson's ''The Weakest Link''.〔
Establishing United Gay Network, he moved to independent film making. In March 2002, Michael D. Akers directing his short ''B&W w/Splash of Clown'' in partnership with Sandon Berg. His debut long feature film ''Gone But Not Forgotten'', a script he had begun writing back in 1995 while working for another film production company,〔 premiered at the 9th Annual Philadelphia International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. It was followed by ''Matrimonium'', an improv film about a reality show trying to marry two men for ratings. ''Phoenix'' is a symbolic and lyrical film examining why relationships end the way that they do. It focuses on a young man who goes to Phoenix, Arizona to surprise his lover, only to discover his lover's secret other life. ''Morgan'' is about a paraplegic man putting his life back together after a bicycle racing accident leaves his paralyzed.
In ''Gone, But Not Forgotten'' he was credited as Michael D. Akers. But in all later movies, he used Michael Akers (dropping the middle "D").
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