AVP Television Network:
From a dream born of an adult on a third grade reading level, ten years after being shot 5 times from behind, and then sentenced to five years back in prison, where he later authored 3 books in four months, ex-drug dealer turn playwright, producer and actor, Adrian Collins (aka A-G) shares the inspiring story that got ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox News attention and how he came up with the idea for AVP Television Network.
As a 70’s baby, before the crack epidemic swept the streets of Plainfield, New Jersey, a city nicknamed after being the home of the Music genre P-Funk, George Clinton and the Parliaments-Funkadelics topped the charts then with over 40 hit songs. In 2015 Adrian moved to Atlanta and instantly became famous after appearing on several news channels and performing his one-man stage play, From Suspect To Prospect (35 min. inspirational). Atlanta vs P-Funk started from a Documentary on Plainfield (titled From Suspect To Prospect) that showcases an array of all-star talent and notable people who inspired A-G to start writing music, books, plays and screenplays. Adrian is currently taking classes for TV Producers in Atlanta.
The list of programs broadcast by AVP:
Drama series
Scripted series
Scripted dramas
Scripted comedies
Acquired programming
Music
Reality
Special events (award shows, etc.)
Entertainment series
News series
Reality/competition series
Game shows
Situation comedies
Sports programming
Talk shows
Children's shows
Situation comedies
Stage Play Press Release:
He is many things, he is many things. He’s a hell raiser. He's a writer and now… he’s a Actor! From Suspect To Prospect is a 2013 one-man show, adapted by Adrian Collins. The play is based on his autobiography written in 2007. It is notable for only having one actor perform the whole play. Adrian Collins is a playwright and actor from Plainfield, New Jersey. He is the author of the plays From Suspect To Prospect part 1 (one-man) 35 min., From Suspect To Prospect part 2 (w/11-characters) 45 min., and Deadly Divas and Dolla$ (with 100-characters) 90 minutes, based on his autobiography and he created an entirely new class of urban literature under the pseudonym of Rocmond Jones. Traditionally, the plays are divided into the genres of history and tragedy. 7-time author Adrian Collins will perform his one-man show for the third time Saturday April 1, 2017 at Atlanta-Fulton Public Library from 4-5pm. The play offers a rare, personal look inside the life and mind of one of the most feared men coming out of Plainfield, New Jersey. How to get tickets or for booking: Contact Mr. Publisher at 404.901.2915 or visit the site at FromSuspectToProspect.com
