PRODUCER/DIRECTOR LUCKEY, for the Sundance Channel. A verite film about a paralyzed sculptor who is building a three-story climbable sculpture. To broadcast in 2009. Official entrant in the Amsterdam International Film Festival.
The People v. Leo Frank, for PBS. A 90-minute documentary for PBS about a 1915 murder, trial, and lynching in Atlanta. Current - in Production. Gold Rush, for the PBS history series American Experience. A two-hour historical documentary about the people who ventured to California for riches. Recipient of the Erik Barnouw Prize by the Organization of American Historians. Broadcast in November, 2006. Golden Gate Bridge, for the PBS history series American Experience. A one-hour film about one engineer’s obsession with building a magnificent bridge. Broadcast in May, 2004.
Brandeis, for PBS. A one-hour historical documentary about the life and work of Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis. Broadcast in Spring 2007. Audubon: Drawn from Nature, for the PBS biography series American Masters. A one-hour biography of John James Audubon. Broadcast in Spring 2007.
The War That Made America, produced by WQED for PBS. A four-part dramatized series about the French and Indian War. Broadcast in January, 2006. Let’s Get Married, for the PBS public affairs series. FRONTLINE A one-hour character-driven film about steering social policy to uphold the institution of marriage. Broadcast in November, 2002. Public Enemy #1, for the PBS history series American Experience. A one-hour documentary about the exploits of bank robber John Dillinger. Broadcast in February, 2002. Inside the Terror Network, for the PBS public affairs series FRONTLINE. A one-hour current affairs documentary about the lives of the threeringleaders of the 9.11 hijackings. This film was awarded a Columbia-DuPont gold baton. Broadcast in January, 2002. Organ Farm, for the PBS public affairs series FRONTLINE. A two-hour current affairs film about the genetic engineering of pigs to produce organs for humans. Broadcast in April, 2001.
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