CIRCLE OF CARE THE ARTS OF MEDICINE
Circle Of Care, a WHYY original documentary and series of short segments, visits area hospitals, rehabilitation centers and adult residential communities to intimately witness the process of expressing and communicating through music, dance, painting, theater and poetry.
www.whyy.org/widerhorizons/circleofcare_stories
MULTIPLE CAMERA BAND SHOOTS & MUSIC VIDEOS:
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ETHICAL MARKETS
is a weekly half-hour financial lifestyle magazine TV series redefining success through a positive look at what is possible. Real examples of people, companies and organizations illustrate the “triple bottom line;” respecting people and the environment while earning a profit. The stories are visually compelling and backed up with solid financial and market data.
The news, features, interviews, roundtables, and expert commentary probe the assumptions behind the issues that affect every consumer and investor globally, and look at assets and wealth in a new perspective. The show uses new indicators to measure our quality of life and examines how individuals can align their money and their values. The show will back up stories with solid economic performance, financial, and market data in a visually compelling way – creating a showcase for new yardsticks and actual measures of success and impact. www.ethicalmarkets.com/tvshow
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CHILDREN IN A JAR
Natural Light Films in a co-production with the C. Deans Crystle Foundation are currently producing, “Children in a Jar” (working title), a documentary about the increasing numbers of children living in the streets of Latin American cities.
This film tells the tumultuous social, political, economic and environmental story of Nicaragua through the lives of the children that have been left behind. Discarded by society, we see the effects of foreign policy and corporate policy on a country through the lives of those affected most: the children. Children discarded by society and forced to live on the streets face hopelessness, hunger, drug addiction and murder.
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Short Film: FAKE CLOUDS
Shot on 16 mm film and edited on digital video.
7:30 minutes
Directed by: Andrea Campbell
Written by: Todd Palmer
Music by: Horizon Project, Chad Kinsey & Pete Barnhart pete@damusic.biz
Starring: Ian Pape, Tina Stroh, Lt. Col. Oscar H. Stroh & Kaydee
Narrated by: J. Clark Nicholson
Coming of age in the shadows of a nuclear power plant's monolithic cooling towers becomes a singular threat to a young boy's mortality who, nevertheless, finds humor in moving next to something so potentially
dangerous. The anthropomorphic villain in this short tale is inflated in an adolescent imagination with the power to create a catastrophic "China Syndrome" and the antithetical synthetic clouds that drift serenely through the protagonist's young mind.
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CIRCLE OF LOVE is an original three-part series featuring first-person accounts of the daily struggles and joys of family caregiving. Digital cameras were provided to four families, enabling them to capture their individual stories on tape.
These intimate video diaries, combined with scenes taped by the producer/director, provide a personal exploration into the often-overlooked experiences of family caregivers and their loved ones as they deal with such health issues as autism, Alzheimer's disease and depression.
Produced and Directed by Andrea Campbell of Natural Light Films for WHYY.
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TREE STORIES: LEAVING A LEGACY Celebrities and trees may seem like unlikely costars but in this program stars share their emotional connections to trees, and why certain trees will be their legacy, even more than their work in film, television or sports.
For more about Tree Stories go to
Tree Stories: Leaving a Legacy
Tree stories: A series.
Produced and written by Ellyne Longergan & GlassOnion Productions.
Directed by Andrea Campbell of Natural Light Films.
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PEOPLE WHO MUST (documentary series)
People Who Must: a series of documentary profile programs, “People Who Must,” featured people with a driving passion for a particular issue or interest, for public television, WITF, Harrisburg, PA. One of the programs, “Ms. Liberty,” earned Campbell recognition as a director, producer, by receiving an Emmy award for outstanding documentary and a Gracie Allen award for outstanding representation of women in the media. Other programs in the series include: “Mayor for Life,” about the long term un-opposed mayor of Harrisburg, PA, “Golden Vision,” about a woman fighting for the rights of Chinese asylum seekers detained in prison in York Co. PA for over three years, “Burning Bus,” about a band, life, relationships, money and the struggle to survive in the music business and “Singing Souls,” about a family of gospel singers numbering more that 140 people from grandpa, aka Rev. White on down.
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