Paul Dalio is a writer/director/musician. He received his master’s from the NYU Graduate film school where he met his professor, Spike Lee who became executive producer of his first feature film, "Touched with Fire," starring Katie Holmes, inspired by his struggles overcoming bipolar disorder. The film premiered at SXSW film festival. It was a New York Times Critic's Pick and received awards from 11 mental health organizations for the impact it had in their communities. This brought Paul into a life-long mission, from public speaking including appearances on Charlie Rose and Dr Oz, to speaking on Capitol Hill and at the United Nations to running the NYC Marathon for NAMI. Paul also used music to de-stigmatize bipolar, making an album with 18 Grammy nominated music producer Jerry Wonda. The album titled Lunatic was released under the Alias Luna Clipse. He's currently writing a book, "A Madman's Revelation, a Memoir of Psychosis and prophecy,” and is about to start teaching a course at Columbia University on storytelling for impact. Paul lives in New York with his wife and two kids.