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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTE
by Catherine Butler/Butlerfilms.
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ECONOMIC CRISIS DOCUMENTARY
by Academy award nominated filmmaker Charles Ferguson.
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GENOMANIA
by Paragon Media/Stephanie Welch.
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PEARSON EDUCATION PUBLISHING
book entitled THINK Critically.
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HISTORY STREET
by Ernie Savage and Greg LaPorta.
- FAIR GAME
by Doug Liman.
- JOHNNIE BE GOOD
by Art Holliday.
- AMERICAN COUP
by Joe Ayella.
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MOXIE FIRECRACKER FILMS/BARACK OBAMA CAMPAIGN AD
by Rory Kennedy for short film "spots" created for Barack Obama’s Presidential campaign utilized in October 2008.
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MAKING THE BOYS
by Crayton Robey.
A&E BIOGRAPHY: MEL GIBSON;
THE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
by MarkMark Productions. These BIOs ran on A&E BIOGRAPHY CHANNEL over November 2008.
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THE END OF AMERICA: LETTER OF WARNING TO A YOUNG PATRIOT
by Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg.
http://endofamericamovie.com/index.php
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DEEN TIGHT
by Ilyas Curtis.
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AMAZING SPORTS STORIES
13-episode series produced by Red Line Films and Fox Sports Network.
- RACE TO THE WHITE HOUSE
by Eric Fournier. www.racetowhitehousemovie.com
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PICASSO/BRAQUE AND EARLY FILM IN CUBISM
by
Arne Glimcher, The Pace Wildenstein Gallery, NY, NY.
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BETTIE PAGE REVEALS ALL
by Mark Mori.
- ALL IN
by 4th Row Productions.
- AN UNLIKELY WEAPON:
THE EDDIE ADAMS STORY
by Susan Morgan Cooper.
- THE BAPTISM OF JESUS CHRIST:
DISCOVERING BETHANY
by Clay Morton.
- AMERICA IS HARD TO FIND by Susan Muska and Greta Olafsdottir (“The Brandon
Teena Story”).
- BACK HOME by J.B. Rutagarama and producer Linda Vester.
- OBSCENE by Dan O'Connor.
- A PERFECT MATCH by Betsy Blankenbaker.
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SAVING BON PO by Betsy Blankenbaker.
- BROKEN BROTHERHOOD:
Vietnam and the Boys from Colgate by Professor
Lou Buttino.
- JOURNEY TO FREEDOM by Deborah Shaffer. http://journeytofreedomfilm.com/
- SOMETHING TO CHEER ABOUT by Betsy Blankenbaker.
- HBO's WE STAND ALONE TOGETHER: THE MEN OF EASY
COMPANY (c.2001). Produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg
(This documentary accompanied the 10-part series, BAND
OF BROTHERS.) This documentary runs in rotation on HBO'S and the History Channel's schedule to this day.
- NEW YORK IN THE FIFTIES by Betsy Blankenbaker
(c. 2000)
- OF CIVIL RIGHTS AND WRONGS by Eric Fournier
and
Dorka Keehn (c.2000)
Documentary mentioned in the review, “In the Trenches,”
by The
New Yorker Magazine, September 24th, 2007 issue:
“PBS has also presented good work [on World War II]: a documentary in its P.O.V. series, ‘Of Civil Wrongs and Rights,’ tells the story of Fred Korematsu, a Japanese-American who fought the internment order in 1942 and was arrested; his case went all the way to the Supreme Court and remained an open wound for decades, until his conviction was vacated in 1983.”
- REGRET TO INFORM by Barbara Sonneborn (c.
1999) (Nominated for an Academy Award, 1999.)
- THE BRANDON TEENA STORY by Susan Muska
and Greta Olafsdottir (c. 1998)
(10th year Anniversary Edition released in 2008.)
Due to space constraints, I have not listed the many short-term research projects on which I have served.
In June 2007, I completed a week-long series of seminars at major film archives in London, England through FOCAL.
Special note: I am seeking home movies of the Berrigan Brothers for documentary in progress by Susan Muska and Greta Olafsdottir entitled, "America is Hard to Find"
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