Credits
Documentary & Film

• Sharkwater – takes you into the most shark rich waters of the world, exposing the exploitation and corruption surrounding the world’s shark populations.

In an effort to protect sharks, director Rob Stewart teams up with renegade conservationist Paul Watson of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and their unbelievable adventure together results in gunboat chases, mafia espionage, corrupt court systems and attempted murder charges, forcing them to flee for their lives.

2006 official selection, Toronto International Film Festival, and winner of 31 film festival awards worldwide.

• A Place At The Table – Produced for Teaching Tolerance and directed by Academy Award Winner Bobby Houston, A Place At The Table, is the story of eight culturally diverse teenagers who ask the question: How do we become Americans?

Woven with rare archival footage and private photographs, a tapestry of astonishing diversity emerges: slavery, immigration, genocide, incarceration, survival, patriotism and pride.

2001 winner, Mill Valley Film Festival
2001 winner, New Haven Int’l Film Festival

• The Secrets Of J. Edgar Hoover – Produced in high definition for National Geographic Channel, this one hour documentary delves into J. Edgar Hoover’s controversial and often mythical life, exposing and shedding light on some of his darkest secrets.

• AIDS -The Global Explosion – Explores the growing prevalence of AIDS and HIV in developing countries around the world. (nominated for an Emmy)

Television & DVD

• Building Green – The first and only show on national broadcast television dedicated solely to green building and its importance to our future.

• Friends Forever – A twenty minute infomercial for a limited edition DVD box set of the very best of NBC’s hit series Friends.

• Michael Jackson talks to Oprah Winfrey – ABC primetime presents this once in a lifetime interview with Michael Jackson.

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