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Douglas Booton

Douglas Booton, is an accomplished producer, creative strategist, and cultural preservationist. As a key figure at Setaro House, Douglas collaborates on innovative projects that blend history and technology, such as the acclaimed digital series, The Red Bank: Bootlegger Battles and the Rise of the Mafia and the video game Orbital Archivist. His expertise in storytelling and production plays a crucial role in bringing these rich narratives to life. Douglas shares a passion for uncovering and celebrating untold stories of Italian American heritage, particularly during the Prohibition era. His creative input helps reimagine historical events through immersive technologies, including Unreal Engine and AI-driven interactive media. Together with Anthony, Douglas aims to connect modern audiences with the resilience and legacy of the past. Douglas has been instrumental in expanding Setaro House’s influence into live cultural spaces, including partnerships with the Red Bank Public School System, Monmouth University, and Indie Street Film Festival. His dedication to innovation ensures that history remains a dynamic and accessible experience.

 
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