Art From The Heart Films LLC is a cutting-edge video production company specializing in documenting the history of the underserved artistic Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community, and people with physical and mental disabilities in the performing arts.

Art From The Heart Films is best known for its EduTainment/DocuFeature documentaries, reaching a crossover audience through art in education content, artistic and social empowerment, HIV/AIDS education and awareness, and plenty of entertainment. By producing DVD videos and releasing the community highlights to the public, the LGBT and disabled performing communities reach their full marketing options. As a result, the DVDs become very helpful community outreach, promotion, membership and fundraising tools.

Art From The Heart Films is reaching audiences through community and business partnerships, film festivals worldwide, community screenings, live performances, lectures and presentations, alternative and mainstream media, and through Internet and retail distribution.

Art From The Heart LLC was founded in New York City in 2006 by German American Wolfgang Busch,  with the guidance of his attorney Donald Farber, an icon in the theater and film industry.

Wolfgang became an openly gay artistic and social activist in 1986, while he was volunteering for three years at the largest musicians union in the United Sates, the Local 802, in New York City. He was managing the Rock/ R&B committee and its 1,200 members, producing seminars and showcases in Manhattan.

Wolfgang has received Humanitarian and Best Documentary awards as director, producer, cinematographer, and editor for his first documentary How Do I Look, released in 2006 in the United States and shown at film festivals worldwide.

Wolfgang brings attention and awareness to underserved trendsetting communities, such as the Harlem Drag Ball community, the Flagging, Fanning & Floguing communities in New York City and Chicago, the gay artistic community in Queens, NY; and people with disabilities in the performing arts. His goal is to bring artistic and social empowerment to all communities.

Wolfgang is an inspiration and motivator for people from all walks of life. He is a grass-roots community organizer who breaks down stereotyping, racism, sexism, and homophobia, closing the gap between disadvantaged communities and the community at large