Francis DeGioanni AKA Frank Cyberr Biography

The ancient Egyptians associated Aquarius with a vital spiritual force that nourished and renewed life. Pictured as a man or woman pouring life-giving waters from an urn, this sign portrays humanitarian efforts to nourish the earth with the spirit of collective humanity through communication of ideas and feelings. New life springs up with water –the sign is associated with what is new. Their often first at thinking and doing things that others follow.

They’re idealistic, independent, inventive thinker — quick-witted, positive, excitable and, when necessary, aggressive and combative. With vision, purpose, or ideal is sharing brilliant ideas with others in an effort to enlighten them for their own good. they’re sympathetic nature causes a deep sense of mankind’s suffering. Consequently, they’re attitude toward others is generous, kind, and humane. Guided by their innate foresight and appreciation for the brotherhood of man, they envision a utopian future for the human race in which everyone treats each other alike, regardless of gender, color, nationality or background.

They’re aroused to contribute to society by dispensing humanitarian ideals, and carefully ponder the most expedient ways to inspire understanding among others. Realistic, practical, determined, persistent and faithful, They can become melancholic, despondent, retiring, stubborn, aggressive or rebellious when restricted.

Francis uses the performing arts as a way of expression, to communicate with mankind through the arts, either through his own experiences or he reconstructs the past, present and future with imaginative events and emotions. Francis DeGioanni once stated “Without the arts, our world would be but a sad and lonely place”.
He is a graduate of the Valley Forge Military Academy and College, located in Wayne, Pennsylvania. Where he pursued Aeronautical Engineering. At the age of seventeen Francis received Pilot Certification. He later went onto study at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada and finished a minor in script writing and cinema production at UQAM (Montreal, Canada).

He is known internationally for his works in many fields in the performing arts. In music, Francis has performed in over 102 concerts. In 1987 at the age of twelve he started and performed with Punk Rockers “Choatie Dogs” and toured North America. In 1992 he joined “Angry White Mob”, an industrial music band as lead vocalist. Francis slowly built a private recording studio where in 1997, he released his first solo album. As an artist Francis matured from Industrial music to Techno music. Francis writes and remixs albums for major recording companies. In addition you will find Francis DeGioanni (Frank Cyberr) behind turn tables as a DJ throughout the world.

Later he begun his acting career, he has also written and directed 4 short movies while in University., One of these short movies won the best short movie award in 1997 at the UQAM University in Montreal, Canada.

His Acting roles include The Nuremberg process with Alec Baldwin, Haute-Surveillance ( Quebec TV mini-series ) X Change with Stephen Baldwin and Pluto Nash with Eddie Murphy.

Francis DeGioanni is sensual on and off the silver screen. His photographic images enlighten and give new meaning to God’s creation of Man. Yet he is found to be humble in all surroundings. In character he becomes engrossed portraying his character beyond comprehension. We have found him to be much like actor James Dean of the fifties. Due to his vast appeal to portray many different type characters and yet he remains a sensitive human being.

His favorite actors include Harrison Ford, Al Picino and Jack Nicholson. Some of his favorite motion pictures include “Star Wars”, “The Shinning”, “Dune”, “Scareface” and “Apocalypse Now”.

As a Model Francis has Modeled a photoshoot for Stephen Hughes and has magazine appearances.

American Artists Entertainment Welcome’s Francis DeGioanni to our Artist Roster, we’re commited to Francis DeGioanni’s extension of Love and Kindness in humanity through the Performing Arts.