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Stephanie Wang-Breal's latest just got a great review in the NYT. Looking forward to seeing it here in Boston! …Continue
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From Kartemquin Films:"I hope this message finds you well during this busy season. I am writing to you today, as the Chair of the Board of Kartemquin Films, to let you know about an important…Continue
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"ICE WARRIORS: USA Sled Hockey" A PBS documentary special on Team USA's sled hockey players heading for the Paralympic Games in Sochi, Russia. Airdate: November 10, 2014
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The CPB/PBS Producers Workshop at WGBH (2001-2013)
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"MEDAL QUEST: American Athletes and the Paralympic Games." On PBS.org/wgbh/medal-quest and on Facebook and Twitter, starting February 27, 2012 and extending through the London Games in August-September 2012.
"The Longoria Affair" (Independent Lens, 2010) - directed by John Valadez (Workshop '03)
"Young & Restless in China" (PBS Frontline, 2008) - Awards: US International Film & Video Festival’s Gold Camera Award, Chicago International Film Festival Hugo Award’s Silver Plaque, others
"Discovering Women" (PBS, 1995) - Awards: CINE Golden Eagle, Christopher Award, American Women in Radio and Television Commendation Award, Exceptional Merit Media Award (EMMA), others
"Americas" (PBS, 1993). Awards: New York Festivals' Silver Medal, Chicago Film Festival's Silver Hugo, National Educational Film & Video Festival's Silver Apple, others
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"Fire Wars" (PBS Nova, 2002). Awards: CINE Golden Eagle, Columbus International Film & Video Festival's Chris Statuette.
"Eyes on the Prize" (PBS, 1989). Series Senior Producer and Producer of "Awakenings (1954-1956)" and "Fighting Back (1956-1962)" . Awards: two Emmys (national), DuPont-Columbia Journalism's Gold Baton Award and Trustees Award, Christopher Award, Peabody Award, Edward R. Murrow Award, others. Nominated for an Oscar.
" Vietnam: A Television History" (PBS, 1983). Producer of "Roots of a War" and "The First Vietnam War." Awards: six Emmys (national), George Polk Award, George Foster Peabody Award, San Francisco International Film Festival, International Film Festival of Nyon, Eric Barnouw Award of the Organization of American Historians, Dupont-Columbia Journalism Award, others.
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Brian Knappenberger, who directed my ICE WARRIORS film last year, tells me he is staffing up for a new series, describing it as “investigative/political/civil liberties with a heavy layer of tech. It explores abuses of power mostly around technology but also subjects like privatized prisons, etc.” I don’t know more about the project than this, but Brian is a brilliant director and his Luminant Media company does great work. He's looking for "pretty much the whole range of…
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With great sadness I’m writing to let you know that John Siceloff passed away last Friday after battling a fast-growing cancer. John, who taught for us at the CPB/PBS Producers Workshop at WGBH and at the special Workshop we did for Puerto Rico’s public television, was a wonderful, caring soul who’d worked for more than 20 years as an award-winning broadcast news producer, for ABC, NBC, CBS, and PBS, where he launched Now with Bill Moyers. After years of journalism in the US,…
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The NALIP WORLD Channel American Graduate Digital Video Project RFP will award three $15K grants to create digital video shorts. The NALIP WORLD Channel American Graduate Digital Video Project is a competitive open call to media producers to submit RFP (Request for Proposals) for digital video shorts in support of American Graduate: Let’s Make it… |
Posted on July 21, 2014 at 9:27am 1 Comment 1 Like
Congrats to Patricia Benabe, co-producer on "Reportero," for the program's News and Doc Emmy nomination. We'll all keep fingers crossed!
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Thanks so much Judith! I'm *beaming* over here.
Thanks Judith! Hope all's well for you and yours.
Thank you Judith!
Thanks! Yes, we've had a ton of press. You'd think that I'd know how to talk to the media (because I AM the media) but I never really learned how to be an interviewee until now. I have an Ovee screening tomorrow, and 4 more events in 4 cities in the coming week. Then I guess I should go make another show.
Thanks Judith. I am sooo looking forward to getting funding for Running To Win because I know that it's gonna be a eye opening, entertaining documentary.
Hi Judith, yes. I do know Katie. She's great. Her stories for Earthfix are quite good; getting some national play on Newshour. All is well here at KCTS9. We're a bit soggy this time of year, but looking forward to summer in June...er, July...well Septemer for sure.
Thank you so much Judith. What a great way to keep in touch! (Also- the Applied Economics sounds fancier than it is...it's Cornell's name for their business major =)
Thanks! IT's been an amazing few weeks.
Thanks Judith! It was definitely down to the wire - and I was worried! But folks came through. I'm so grateful!
Thanks for the welcome, Judith! I've been doing a lot of kid raising and very little filmmaking in the past few years, but I'm trying to get back in the loop. I just finished a web-based video project that I'd love to get the Producers Workshop community's advice on. Specifically, I'm trying to drum up web traffic, and ideally find a broadcast partner. I'll post some videos and the link to the site. Hope you are well!
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