J.J. Kelley is a distinguished filmmaker and adventurer. A producer at National Geographic, Kelley has been contributing to the production of original content for The National Geographic Channel, NOVA, The […]

Bayar Banzragch was born in 1980 in Mongolia. In 2002 he graduated from the University of Culture and Arts with a major in painting. Since then, he has worked as […]

DeSiree’ Fawn is a recent graduate of The New School’s innovative MA in Media Studies graduate program in New York City, where she focused in documentary filmmaking. Prior to attending […]

Walters discussed Transcending Boundaries: Perspectives from Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park and Transcending Boundaries: Perspectives on Transboundary Conservation In the Central Alvertine Rift Valley. Todd Walters is the Founder and Executive […]

Muffie Meyer, well-known for directing the original documentary, Grey Gardens (with the Maysles & Ellen Hovde). has worked extensively for PBS, where her credits as producer/director include: Dolley Madison; The […]

Deborah Dickson, three-time Academy Award nominee, is an independent filmmaker whose most recent film—LOST BIRDS—is about sculptor Todd McGrain’s memorials to five North American birds driven to extinction. The film […]

Sam Abell learned photography from his father at their home in Sylvania, Ohio, where he was born on February 19th, 1945. He graduated in 1969 from the University of Kentucky […]

A film school graduate from California State University, Long Beach in 1988, Kevin dreamed of becoming a filmmaker since he saw Star Wars as a child. It wasn’t until 2001 […]

Carolyn Smythe Kallenborn is an Associate Professor of Design Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA. She has been working with artisans from Oaxaca, Mexico since 2004. Inspiration for her […]

Peter Young is an award-winning documentary cameraman and producer. He came to filmmaking the long way, spending the first ten years of his working life on the land and sea […]