David Robert Cellitti
Sculptor
David Robert Cellitti has been plying his trade as a wax worker for over forty years. At the age of fifteen he had the rare privilege to apprenticeship with Katherine Stubergh, a third-generation wax artisan who maintained studios in Los Angeles, California. Over the decades he has created effigies for entertainment attractions and museums throughout the world including both The Museum of Natural History and the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles as well as for traditional wax museums such as Movieland in Buena Park, California, The Wax Museum at Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco and The Wax Museum of the Southwest in Grand Prairie, Texas.
The Studio
Elio Concepcion
Art Director/Business Manager
Elio Concepcion has been a Jack-Of-All-Trades in the entertainment industry for well over a decade. He attended film school at Columbia College, Chicago, and very quickly found himself working on film and commercial sets as a camera assistant. His work led him to Los Angeles where, after a few years of the gypsy life, he decided to change careers and went to work at MGMs legal department. This led to licensing work with 20th Century Fox, NBC, Comedy Central and, currently, MTV in New York City. In addition to his art direction duties at Figuratively Speaking he is the editor of the cable Television program “Voices Among Us”.
