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About The Film

From the explosive heights of Frampton Comes Alive! to the quiet introspection of his final tour, "Frampton" is an intimate portrait of a rock icon who soared, stumbled, and rose again. This feature documentary traces Peter Frampton’s extraordinary life and career — from his meteoric rise in the 1970s that made him a global sensation, through the turbulent years that tested his artistry, identity, and resilience.

As the roar of stadium crowds faded, Frampton faced the daunting task of rebuilding — reinventing his sound and rediscovering his purpose across solo projects, collaborations, and relentless touring. Behind the stage lights, personal sacrifices and fractured family ties reveal the cost of fame that few ever see.

Now, diagnosed with Inclusion Body Myositis, a degenerative muscle condition threatening his ability to play guitar, Frampton stands at a profound crossroads. "Frampton" captures the soulful poignancy of an artist confronting both the passage of time and his own physical limits, determined to make every performance count.

Through rare archival footage, candid interviews, and electrifying concert moments, this documentary explores the spirit of a musician who defined an era, lost everything, and fought his way back — only to discover that his greatest encore might not be on stage, but in the time he’s reclaiming with the people he loves most. "Frampton" is a stirring celebration of artistry, endurance, and the enduring power of music to outlast even the hands that play it.

4000 Days is a powerful documentary chronicling the relentless fight of three families-Gary and Julie DeVercelly, Linda and Eric Oakes, and TJ and Kim Burch-who turned their personal tragedies into a nationwide movement for change. After losing their sons to fraternity hazing, the families found themselves up against a deeply entrenched system that thrived on secrecy, denial, and silence. Refusing to accept that their children died in vain, they joined forces and waged a years-long battle to expose the dangers of hazing, challenge university and fraternity accountability, and push for sweeping legislative reform. The film's title, 4000 Days, represents the length of their struggle-the number of days it took to turn grief into action, and action into law. Through raw testimonies, intimate moments, and unprecedented access to the families' journey, the documentary captures both the heartbreak and the unyielding determination behind their mission. What begins as three stories of unimaginable loss grows into a united movement that redefines how America views fraternity culture and sets a precedent for victim-centered change. 4000 Days is not only a story of loss-it's a testament to love, resilience, and the power of ordinary people to transform tragedy into lasting impact, ensuring no other family has to endure the same pain.

4000 Days is a powerful documentary chronicling the relentless fight of three families-Gary and Julie DeVercelly, Linda and Eric Oakes, and TJ and Kim Burch-who turned their personal tragedies into a nationwide movement for change. After losing their sons to fraternity hazing, the families found themselves up against a deeply entrenched system that thrived on secrecy, denial, and silence. Refusing to accept that their children died in vain, they joined forces and waged a years-long battle to expose the dangers of hazing, challenge university and fraternity accountability, and push for sweeping legislative reform. The film's title, 4000 Days, represents the length of their struggle-the number of days it took to turn grief into action, and action into law. Through raw testimonies, intimate moments, and unprecedented access to the families' journey, the documentary captures both the heartbreak and the unyielding determination behind their mission. What begins as three stories of unimaginable loss grows into a united movement that redefines how America views fraternity culture and sets a precedent for victim-centered change. 4000 Days is not only a story of loss-it's a testament to love, resilience, and the power of ordinary people to transform tragedy into lasting impact, ensuring no other family has to endure the same pain.

4000 Days is a powerful documentary chronicling the relentless fight of three families-Gary and Julie DeVercelly, Linda and Eric Oakes, and TJ and Kim Burch-who turned their personal tragedies into a nationwide movement for change. After losing their sons to fraternity hazing, the families found themselves up against a deeply entrenched system that thrived on secrecy, denial, and silence. Refusing to accept that their children died in vain, they joined forces and waged a years-long battle to expose the dangers of hazing, challenge university and fraternity accountability, and push for sweeping legislative reform. The film's title, 4000 Days, represents the length of their struggle-the number of days it took to turn grief into action, and action into law. Through raw testimonies, intimate moments, and unprecedented access to the families' journey, the documentary captures both the heartbreak and the unyielding determination behind their mission. What begins as three stories of unimaginable loss grows into a united movement that redefines how America views fraternity culture and sets a precedent for victim-centered change. 4000 Days is not only a story of loss-it's a testament to love, resilience, and the power of ordinary people to transform tragedy into lasting impact, ensuring no other family has to endure the same pain.

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The Filmmakers 

Meet the team who brought the project to life. Learn about their backgrounds, their connection to the story, and the vision that guided the film from start to finish.

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Daniel Catullo III

Rob Arthur

Director

As the band leader, keyboardist and vocalist for Peter Frampton for the past 20 years, Rob has toured the world many times over and played with world class musicians. He’s currently directing Peter Frampton’s documentary. As a musician, Rob is currently touring with Frampton and Kenny Loggins. He has played with Chicago, Don Felder, Leann Rimes, Joan Osborne, Curt Smith and Five For Fighting. He’s also played with Eric Clapton, Billy Joel, Sting, Sheryl Crow, Michael McDonald, Richard Marx and Roger Daltrey. Rob has produced many artists and recorded his own music for Hwy7 Records, his own label, in Nashville. As a filmmaker, Rob directed, filmed and edited a number of music videos for the Doobie Brothers (his “Black Water” video recently had millions of views), for Orleans, John Hall and all of Frampton’s recent music videos. He played organ and directed the video “Feelin’ Alright” by Dave Mason and The Quarrantines. Rob is an accomplished watercolorist, focusing on portraiture and landscapes, especially Venice, Italy. The Peter Frampton Band recently released two albums,”All Blues” - which spent 17 weeks at #1 on the blues charts, and “Frampton Forgets The Words” which featured instrumental versions of classic songs. Rob played all the keys and composed all the string arrangements. For years, Rob was music director of the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame Spring Gala concert series, backing hundreds of artists, from Mavis Staples, Eddie Money and Kim Carnes to Russel Thompkins jr of the Stylistics. A native of Minneapolis, he relocated to New York City in 1993 to pursue session playing and music production. He soon was working with Paul Shaffer and other notable New York musicians, and got picked up by Five For Fighting to support the hit single “100 Years”. That’s when he got the call from Frampton to replace the late Bob Mayo on keys and guitar. Last year he played keyboards on the Dolly Parton record, “Rockstar”.

Dan Catullo III

Daniel Catullo III

Daniel Catullo III

Producer

Daniel E Catullo III is one of the most influential and successful music video, documentary and live event Directors in entertainment, his over 30+ year career anchors 10 Lives Studios, LLC, an Emmy-Award-winning film, TV and digital production company. Daniel has extensive experience with live events, comedy, commercials, scripted series, documentary films, travel and corporate projects. In his career Daniel has produced and directed more than 200 music videos, 250 live TV/ Concert specials, 50 TV commercials as well as over 100 web series & documentaries for such clients as Universal, Live Nation, Warner Brothers, Hyundai, Viacom, Netflix, Verizon, Mountain Dew, Sony, HBO, Showtime, AXS, Trafalgar, Geico, Pizza Hut, Kia, Interscope, RCA Records, AEG and many others. His expansive credits include producing and/or directing over 250 television specials, live concert DVDs and documentaries, including: “Katy Perry- Live from Paris”, “Foo Fighters Live at The Acropolis”, “Alicia Keys Live from NYC”, “Kiss 2020 Goodbye”, “Kings of Leon - Live from Memphis”, “Sebastian Maniscalco Live from MSG”, “Andrea Bocelli Live from Florence”, "Mariah Carey- Live From Central Park", “Alter Bridge – Live From Wembley”, “The Black Eyed Peas at the 2008 Democratic National Convention”, “Rage Against The Machine - Live From London 2010”, “Creed Live”, “Rush In Rio”, “Dave Matthews Band Live in Central Park”, “The Smashing Pumpkins- If All Goes Wrong”, “Duran Duran Live From London” and "Usher- 8701 Evolution Tour.” Daniel is the Creator/ Showrunner/ Director of the critically acclaimed and award-winning Television series “Landmarks Live” which aired on PBS from 2017-2020. Daniel is an accomplished Documentary Director and Producer and multiple Emmy Award winner. He won three Emmy Awards for his work to combat hazing. One in 2020 for his Documentary short “Breathe, Nolan, Breathe”, one in 2023 for his Documentary short “45 Mill Street” and one for his 2024 Documentary short “Death of a Pledge". He was also an Executive Producer on the 2014 Academy Award nominated film "The Square", which won the Audience Awards at the 2013 Sundance and Toronto International Film Festivals. The film also won 3 Emmy Awards in 2014. Other notable documentary projects in which he was a Producer or Executive Producer on include the Documentary "Alive Inside" which won the Sundance Film Festival Audience Award in 2014, “The Mind of Mark DeFriest”, “Dog Warriors”, “Trip of a Lifetime” and “Unbreakable- The Mark Pollack Story”.

Mark Staunton

Daniel Catullo III

Mark Staunton

Editor

Mark Staunton is an award-winning filmmaker with decades of experience Directing, Producing and Editing drama and documentary projects. Along with Frampton (10 Lives Entertainment) his editing credits include the Peabody, Emmy and CSA winning series Hip Hop Evolution, and the Grammy nominated feature ZZ Top – That Little Ol’ Band from Texas (Banger Films).

Directed By

Daniel e. catullo iII

Produced By

Daniel E Catullo

Russell Greene

David Kernan



Written By

Daniel Catullo

Russell Greene

 


Edited By
Russell Greene

Executive Producers

Paris Hilton

Sean Carey

David Kernan

Michael Lee

Jordan Dorfman

Julie DeVercelly

Gary DeVercelly

Co-Executive Producers

Josh Joseph

Tara Joseph

Sydni Joseph

Kevin Smart

Joel Dorfman

Post Producer

Leslie Atkins

co Producers

Madelyn Catullo

Leslie Atkins

Associate Producers

Victoria S. Briggs

Eric Christopher

Sal Etter

Evan M. Johnson

Laura Rutkiewicz

Noah Wolfe

Consulting Producers

Kim Burch

TJ Burch

Supervising Producer

Andrew Ward

Archival Producer

Jackie Clary

Director Of Photography

Michael Candelori

Archival Producer

Jackie Clary

Finishing Work

Company 3 Santa Monica

Trailer / Sizzle Editor 

Will Wedig

Post Audio Mixer

Sue Pelino

Color Correction

Dave Hussey

Original Music By

Richard Patrick

Animation By

Mindbomb Films

Re-Record Mix 

Sue Pelino

SLP Audio

Additional Editing

Tucker Capps

Assistant Editors

Victoria S. Briggs

Evan M. Johnson

Executive Producers

Ken Levitan

Lisa K Jenkins

Debra Levay

David Kernan
Randy Lennox

Ken Weissman

Chris Bisaillon

Co-Executive Producers

Mike Lee

Josh Joseph

Sydni Joseph

Sammy Perricone

Alan Roth

Kevin Smart

Co-Producers

Steve Moss

Corey Russell

Rob Arthur

Associate Producers

Paul Woolard

Mark Robinson

Nate Hilding

Supervising Producer

Paul Woolard

Mark Robinson

Nate Hilding

UK Producer

Ed Gibbs

Written By

Ralph Chapman

Rob Arthur

Production Manager

Madelyn Catullo

Post Producer

Leslie Atkins

Original Music By

Rob Arthur

Archival Producer

Jackie Clary

Script Editor

Shelagh Harcourt

Finishing Work

Company 3 Santa Monica

Motion Design + VFX

Wyatt Scott Kassin

Trailer / Sizzle Editor 

Wyatt Scott Kassin

Motion Design + VFX

Position / Role

Post Audio Mixer

Sue Pelino

Color Correction

Dave Hussey

Re-Record Mix 

Sue Pelino

SLP Audio

Additional Editing

Madeline Gavin

Damian Rodriguez

Assistant Editors

Michael Wooldridge

Deidrea Hamid

Brian Miele

Frank Kulow

Behind The Scenes

Dolores Quintana

A documentary about the determination of the parents of children killed by college hazing seeking to pass legislation to put a stop to it.

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Movizark 

After losing their sons to fraternity hazing, the families found themselves up against a deeply entrenched system that thrived on secrecy, denial, and silence.

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People

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Eye For Film

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