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RECAP: Doc U: The Future of Docs on PBS
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Welcome to the Workshop Online!
For the past 11 years, the CPB/PBS Producers Workshop at WGBH has offered intensive training that encourages the best in public media production. So far, more than 220 producers have participated, creating an unparalleled roster of exciting and diverse talent for public broadcasting on all its platforms.
Now, with the support of CPB and PBS, we’ve created this social network: the Producers Workshop Online, a showcase for Workshop graduates and their projects. We invite you to browse, to look for producers with the vision and skills you need for your station or your production. New Workshoppers get added as they graduate from the program -- the 2011 Workshop was held in mid-October, and participants joined soon after.
Although only Workshoppers can be “members,” building pages and interacting directly on the site, the entire network is open to you: bios, discussions, photos, videos, more. We've also included contact information, so you can get in touch with Workshoppers directly.
We’re glad you’re visiting, and we hope you find the Producers Workshop Online fun and useful. And we look forward to hearing from you!
Judith Vecchione
Executive Director
Producers Workshop
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The Future of Films on PBS - a panel discussion
Started by Brenda Brkusic in Philosophy. Last reply by Brenda Brkusic yesterday. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Filmmakers friends in L.A., you might be interested in this event. I am speaking on the panel. Hope to see you there!…Continue
The genius of Ric Burns & Paul Taylor
Started by Karin Williams in News & Awards yesterday. 0 Replies 0 Likes
So I'm deep into scripting for a PBS/National Geographic special on juvenile justice (shot in Baltimore and New Zealand during March-April) and starting to loose the plot - when what do I find but my…Continue
TALES OF THE WARIA at Harvard
Started by Kathy Huang in News & Awards. Last reply by Michael Ballard on Sunday. 7 Replies 1 Like
Hello, Producer Academy Family! Just wanted to let you know that we'll be having a free screening of my documentary "Tales of the Waria" at Harvard University on Thursday, April 5-- lest any of you…Continue
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Aerial Videography needed
Started by Cheraine Stanford in Looking for Help, Looking to Hire on Friday. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all, Does anyone have contacts for a good aerial videography company that they've used in any of these areas? New York, Philadelphia, San Antonio, Lake Erie area, Florida Everglades area, Portland…Continue
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"The Graduation Gateway" documentary now online.
Posted by Suzanne Smith on April 30, 2012 at 4:32pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
My latest documentary called "The Graduation Gateway" is now online at my station's website. It is about the importance of graduating high school when trying to find a job and the efforts being made to make sure all Florida Students are career ready. I hope you'll all check it out. It's 26:46. I'd love to know what you all think.
Continue The future of films on PBS - panel discussion
Posted by Brenda Brkusic on April 27, 2012 at 10:25pm 4 Comments 0 Likes
Filmmaker friends in L.A., you might be interested in this event. I am speaking on the panel. Hope to see you there! http://doc-u-may-2012.eventbrite.com/
The Future of Docs on PBS - Panel Discussion
Posted by Brenda Brkusic on April 27, 2012 at 10:25pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Filmmakers, you might be interested in this event. I am speaking on the panel. Hope to see you there!
I'm now working at KCTS in Seattle
Posted by Josh Springer on April 11, 2012 at 6:18pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
I'm happy to share some great new with everyone.
Last week, I joined the PBS station in Seattle. I'm a Development & On-Air Fundraising Producer at KCTS. If you are a development producer, I'd love to hear from you and share ideas.
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Brenda Brkusic replied to Brenda Brkusic's discussion The Future of Films on PBS - a panel discussionBrenda Brkusic commented on Brenda Brkusic's blog post The future of films on PBS - panel discussionKarin Williams posted a discussionThe genius of Ric Burns & Paul Taylor
So I'm deep into scripting for a PBS/National Geographic special on juvenile justice (shot in Baltimore and New Zealand during March-April) and starting to loose the plot - when what do I find but my notes from the brilliant Producers Workshop 2010 session on writing by Ric Burns & Paul Taylor! Words of wisdom to guide, sustain and inspire - and a stern reality check. So this is a note of gratitude to Judith and all the great Workshop teachers for the gift that keeps on giving. Back to…See More
Michael Ballard replied to Kathy Huang's discussion TALES OF THE WARIA at Harvard"Fantastic. I'll watch. Sorry to miss you in Missoula, however, I moved to Idaho in January. Sounds like you've done quite well with it. Good for you!"
Matt Burrows replied to Kathy Huang's discussion TALES OF THE WARIA at Harvard"Just marked my calendar. Can't wait to see it!"
Kathy Huang replied to Kathy Huang's discussion TALES OF THE WARIA at Harvard"Thanks, Judith, for the kind words! It was so great seeing you again. And Michael, I should have been better about posting the film's screenings on this website. We had a screening at Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in February-- though…"
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