Judith Hallet is an award winning director, writer, producer, and documentary filmmaker, who began her career in Utah and is now based in Washington, D.C.. She is especially well known for her documentary "Witness to Hope: The Life of Karol Wojtyla" and her work with National Geographic.
The Judith Hallet independent film collection (1967-2014) consits of the final cuts and production elements of Judith Hallet's experimental and documentary films. The collection contains work broadcast on KUTV, NBC, National Geographic Television, and more.
The materials are arranged predominantly in chronological order.
Audio-visual materials can be fragile and require specialized equipment to play back. For this reason, access to audio-visual materials is provided through digital copies, and it might take longer to provide access to items that are not yet digitized. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law, condition of the material, or by donor.
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Donated by Judith Hallet.
Processed by Deborah Landis in 2019.
See also the Judith Hallet papers, Accn 3087. Additional copies or materials related to Hallet's work may also be found in the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company audio-visual collection (A0673), the KUTV News audio-visual collection (A0303), and the Diane Orr independent film collection (A0428).
These items were donated to the Judith Hallet independent film collection prior to 2018.
Football is an experimental film on a University of Utah football game. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Trains is an experimental film on freight trains using solorizing effects. Projected on two screens. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Run time: 6:00.
Digital recording available upon request.
Repertory Dance Company dancing on the Salt Flats. An experimentation in color and movement. A three screen presentation to close their 1968 dance concert. A film by Judy and Stanley Hallet for the Repertory Dance Company.
Digital recording available upon request. Run time: 7:00.
Repertory Dance Company dancing on the Salt Flats. An experimentation in color and movement. A three screen presentation to close their 1968 dance concert. A film by Judy and Stanley Hallet for the Repertory Dance Company. Run time: 6:00.
Digital recording available upon request.
A study of Berer villages in Southern Tunisia. Ford Foundation grant. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant: Père André Louis. Assistants: Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb. Run time: 30:00.
DVD available.
Teaching children under five the joys of modern dance. A film by Judy and Stanley Hallet for the Virginia Tanner Dance Studios.
Digital recording available upon request. Run time: 9:00.
Student concerns at the University of Utah. Commisioned by the Freshmen Orientation Committee, University of Utah. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Run time: 20:00.
DVD available.
Experiments in movement with the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company in a car wash. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Chicago Film Festival Honorable Mention. Run time: 10:00.
Related to the A0673 Joan Woodbury dance audio-visual collection.
DVD available.
A profile on the Teacher's Corps. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet and Mort Rosenfeld for the Teacher's Corps. Run time: 30:00.
DVD available.
A language teaching film. French Master's Thesis for the University of Utah. A film by Judy Hallet. Run time: 10:00.
Afghan nomads moving from their summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judy and Stanley Hallet. Won the Chicago festival of Anthropology on Film award, and was a finalist in the New York American Film Festival. Run time: 26:00.
An Afghan truck gets a colorful paint job and takes a trip to Bamiyan. A film by Judy and Stanley Hallet and Sebastian Schroeder. The film had special screenings at the Museum of Man in Paris, France, the Asia House in New York, the Middle East Institutes in New York, and Washington D.C. Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History. Run time: 30:00.
DVD available.
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company performing in the Utah landscape from the mountains to the salt flats. A film by Judy and Stanley Hallet for the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company. Run time: 18:00.
Related to the A0673 Joan Woodbury dance audio-visual collection.
Profile of Dennis Banks and the take-over in Wounded Knee, South Dakota. Producer: Diane Orr. Camera: Sid Crandall and Judy Hallet. Editor: Judy Hallet. American Film Festival Finalist, San Francisco State Media Award, and 1st Place award at the 8th International Festival of cinema in Switzerland. Run time: 30:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Profile of Dennis Banks and the take-over in Wounded Knee, South Dakota. Producer: Diane Orr. Camera: Sid Crandall and Judy Hallet. Editor: Judy Hallet. American Film Festival Finalist, San Francisco State Media Award, and 1st Place award at the 8th International Festival of cinema in Switzerland. Run time: 30:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Land fraud and deception in Utah. Produced by Diane Orr and Judy Hallet. Camera: Sidney Crandall and Judy Hallet. Edited by Judy Hallet. Run time: 18:00.
Emotionally disterbed pre-school children. Producer: Diane Orr. Camera: Judy Hallet and Sid Crandall. Editor: Judy Hallet. Run time: 30:00.
DVD available.
Dance in Utah: Ballet West, Repertory Dance Company, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company and others. A film by Judy Hallet. Camera Stanley Hallet. Won 1st place at the 2nd International Festival of Women's Films in New York and was a finalist in the American Film Festival. Run time: 26:00.
Related to the A0673 Joan Woodbury dance audio-visual collection.
DVD available.
Dance in Utah: Ballet West, Repertory Dance Company, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company and others. A film by Judy Hallet. Camera Stanley Hallet. Won 1st place at the 2nd International Festival of Women's Films in New York and was a finalist in the American Film Festival. Run time: 26:00.
Related to the A0673 Joan Woodbury dance audio-visual collection.
DVD available.
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company teaching in Mesa, Arizona. A film by Judy and Stanley Hallet for the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company. Was a finalist in the American Film Festival in New York. Recieved a Certificate of Merit at the 7th Annual Film and Video Festival in New York and the Dance Films Competition in New York. Run time: 26:00.
Related to the A0673 Joan Woodbury dance audio-visual collection.
DVD available.
An investigative report on five proposed coal fired power plants in Southern Utah with an interview with Robert Redford. Produced/written and reported by Luck Severson. Camera: Sidney Crandall. Sound Recordist and editor: Judy Hallet. Run time: 30:00.
The Teton Dam Disaster in Idaho. Produced and reported by: Sandy Gilmour, Judy Hallet and Diane Orr. Camera: Sidney Crandall and C. Larry Roberts. Was a finalist at the American Film festival in New York. Run time: 26:00.
The Teton Dam Disaster in Idaho. Produced and reported by: Sandy Gilmour, Judy Hallet and Diane Orr. Camera: Sidney Crandall and C. Larry Roberts. Was a finalist at the American Film festival in New York. Run time: 26:00.
Profile of Utah's first Congresswoman, Riva Beck Besone. Producers: Diane Orr and Judy Hallet. Editor: Judy Hallet. Camera C. Larry Roberts. Won 2nd Place at the Denver International Film Festival. Run time: 26:00.
A Very Special Dance (1977): Mentally and physically handicaped adults discover the joy of dance. Producers/reporters: Judy Hallet and Karl Idsvoog. Editor: Judy Hallet. Camera: Ken Fall. Won 1st place at the 13th Motion Picture Seminar of the Northwest, 2nd place at the 9th Annual Dance/Video Festival of New York, the NATPE IRIS Award, 1st Place at the Dever International Film Festival, was a finalist in the 2nd International Rehabilitation Film Festival, and won at the American Film Festival.
Her Honor the Judge (1978): Profile of Utah's first Congresswoman, Riva Beck Besone. Producers: Diane Orr and Judy Hallet. Editor: Judy Hallet. Camera C. Larry Roberts. Won 2nd Place at the Denver International Film Festival.
Run time: 36:00.
Karen Gibbs (1977): A profile on a local Utah folk singer. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Timberjack Joe (1978): A Profile of the last of teh year round mountain men living in Wyoming. Produced and edited by Judy Hallet. Selected for showing at the Dencer International Film Festival.
Beverly Sills (1977): Profile of Metropolitan Opera singe, Beverly Sills. Interviewed when visiting Utah. Produced and edited by Judy Hallet.
Rodeo Clown (1978): A profile of a rodeo clown. Produced and edited by Judy Hallet. Selected for showing at the Denver International Film Festival.
Grizzly Adams (1977): Behind the scenes of the TV series, "Grizzly Adams" on location in Utah. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
12 Days of Christmas (1977): The baker, the candlestick maker, the Utah Symphony and people on the street singing "Twelve Days of Christmas" for EXTRA's Christmas program. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Waterwitch (1977): A water witch looking for water in the Utah desert with a forked branch. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Mrs. Kimball (1977): A conversation with Mrs. Kimball, the wife of the the President of the Mormon Church. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Maurice Whipple (1977): A profile on Utah author, Maurice Whipple who wrote "Giant Joshua". Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Run time: 30:00.
Digital file available upon request.
A Very Special Dance (1977): Mentally and physically handicaped adults discover the joy of dance. Producers/reporters: Judy Hallet and Karl Idsvoog. Editor: Judy Hallet. Camera: Ken Fall. Won 1st place at the 13th Motion Picture Seminar of the Northwest, 2nd place at the 9th Annual Dance/Video Festival of New York, the NATPE IRIS Award, 1st Place at the Dever International Film Festival, was a finalist in the 2nd International Rehabilitation Film Festival, and won at the American Film Festival. Run time: 16:00.
DVD available.
A Very Special Dance (1977): Mentally and physically handicaped adults discover the joy of dance. Producers/reporters: Judy Hallet and Karl Idsvoog. Editor: Judy Hallet. Camera: Ken Fall. Won 1st place at the 13th Motion Picture Seminar of the Northwest, 2nd place at the 9th Annual Dance/Video Festival of New York, the NATPE IRIS Award, 1st Place at the Dever International Film Festival, was a finalist in the 2nd International Rehabilitation Film Festival, and won at the American Film Festival. Run time: 10:00.
DVD available.
A profile of a rodeo clown. Produced and edited by Judy Hallet. Selected for showing at the Denver International Film Festival. Run time: 5:00.
DVD available.
A profile of the last year round mountain men living in Wyoming. Produced and edited by Judy Hallet. Selected for showing at the Denver International Film Festival. Run time: 7:00.
DVD available.
Rodeo Clown (1978): A profile of a rodeo clown. Produced and edited by Judy Hallet. Selected for showing at the Denver International Film Festival.
Timberjack Joe (1978): A profile of the last year round mountain men living in Wyoming. Produced and edited by Judy Hallet. Selected for showing at the Denver International Film Festival.
DVD available.
Anna Bliss (1978): One of the country's leading abstract artists works in a small store front studio in Salt Lake City. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall.
Kay and Reds Restaurant (1979): One of the last of Salt Lake's mom and pop cafés - most noted for Kay's smile and Red's homemade sweet rolls. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay.
David Gardner (1979): Profile of the President of the University of Utah. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Run time: 36:00.
Digital file available upon request.
One of the country's leading abstract artists works in a small store front studio in Salt Lake City. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Run time: 4:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Judy Hallet searches for the real Santa Clause in the Wasatch Mountains. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera editor: Greg Droubay. Run time: 7:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Nine women over thirty spend ten days coping in Utah's Capitol Reef National Park wilderness. Producers: Diane Orr and Judy Hallet. Editor: Judy Hallet. Camera Greg Droubay. Run time: 18:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Profile of Verujan Kojian. the new conductor of the Utah Symphony replacing Maurice Abravanel. Produced and written by Judy Hallet. Camera: Ken Fall. Run time: 16:00.
DVD available.
The Unadoptables in Utah (1980): These are the children that no one wants to adopt. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Susan Stamburg (1980): Profile of the co-host of "All Things Considered" on National Public Radio. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay.
Mary Cleve (1980): Profile on woman astronaut, Mary Cleve. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
The Gambler Ken Wood (1980): Profile on a compulsive gambler in Jackpot, Nevada. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall.
Stepfamilies in Utah (1980): Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
The New Maestro (1980): Profile of Verujan Koijan, the new conductor of the Utah Symphony replacing Maurice Abracanel. Produced and writen by Judy Hallet. Camera: Ken Fall.
Run time: 51:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Profile of filmmaker, Will Vinton who works in clay animation. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay. Run time: 7:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Mormon families adopt a prisoner at the Utah State Prison. Every Week they visit their prisoner to discuss scriptures and play parlor games. Produced and reported by Judith Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Recieved an Honorable Mention from the Utah Society of Professional Journalists. Run time: 8:00.
On the Verge of War: The Navajo/Hopi land dispute. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Writers: Judy Hallet and Bill Lord. CAmera and editor: Ken Fall.
The Return of the Black Hills to the Sioux Nation: The Sioux Indians claim the Black Hills belong to them. They set up Yellow Thunder Camp in protest in the Black Hills. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Bugman: Ron Taylor believes we can have a satisfactory protien diet living off of bugs. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Family Home Evening at the Utah Prison: Mormon families adopt a prisoner at the Utah State Prison. Every week they visit their prisoner to discus scriptures and play parlor games. Produced and reported by Judith Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Recieved an Honorable Mention from the Utah Society of Professional Journalists.
Run time: 44:00.
Digital file available upon request.
The case study of Jeannie and Cory who want to get married, but are both mentally retarded. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Writers: Judy Hallet and Bill Lord. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Recieved Rocky Mountain Emmy Nomination and 1st place at the Utah Short Film and Video Festival. Run time: 8:00.
Digital file available upon request.
On the Verge of War: The Navajo/Hopi land dispute. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Writers: Judy Hallet and Bill Lord. CAmera and editor: Ken Fall.
Aida and the Utah Opera Company: A profile on Glade Peterson with the Utah Opera Company preforming "Aida". Produced and reported by Judith Hallet. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay. Recieved 2nd place for the Iris Award for NAPTE, a Rocky Mountain Emmy Nomination, and an honorable mention from the Utah Society of Professional Journalists.
Family Home Evening at the Utah Prison: Mormon families adopt a prisoner at the Utah State Prison. Every week they visit their prisoner to discus scriptures and play parlor games. Produced and reported by Judith Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Recieved an Honorable Mention from the Utah Society of Professional Journalists.
Ansel Adams: Profile on photographer Ansel Adams at his home in Carmel, California. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay.
Run time: 47:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Kim Williams (1981): Profile of environmentalist and National Public Radio commentator, Kim Williams, known as "The Bag Lady of Missoula Montanna". Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay.
Buckminster Fuller (1982): Profile of still photographer Buckminster Fuller at his home in Pacific Palisades, California. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay.
Diane Ellingson (1982): Profile of University of Utah gymnast, Diane Ellingson, who broke her neck while performing for her team. We follow her fight back over several months as she geos through physical therapy. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall.
Blue Corn (1983): Blue Corn is a pueble potter in San Ildefonso, New Mexico who rediscovered the art of making polychrome pottery. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay.
Ansel Adams (1982): Profile on photographer Ansel Adams at his home in Carmel, California Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera editor: Greg Droubay.
Mrs. Frank Lloyd Wright (1981): Profile on Mrs. Frank Lloyd Wright at her school in Teliesen West Arizona. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Run time: 36:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Profile of Joan Woodbury and Shirley Ririe, co-founders of the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera: Ken Fall. Editor: Don Yanik. Run time: 9:00.
Related to the A0673 Joan Woodbury dance audio-visual collection.
Digital file available upon request.
Profile of Joan Woodbury and Shirley Ririe, co-founders of the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera: Ken Fall. Editor: Don Yanik. Run time: 9:00.
Related to the A0673 Joan Woodbury dance audio-visual collection.
Digital file available upon request.
Diane Ellingson: Profile of University of Utah gymnast, Diane Ellingson, who broke her neck while performing for her team. We follow her fight back over several months as she goes through physical therapy. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall.
Missing Children: A profile on four families whose children have been kidnapped. What can be done to help parents with missing children. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Dr. Card: A Utah psychologist who treats homosexuals who want to change their sexual preference through bio-feedback. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet.
Dorothy Solomon: A profile of Utah writer Dorothy Solomon who grew up in a polygamist family. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall.
Run time: 30:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Blue Corn is a pueblo potter in San Ildefonso, New Mexico who rediscovered the art of making polychrome potter. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay. Run time: 6:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Blue Corn is a pueblo potter in San Ildefonso, New Mexico who rediscovered the art of making polychrome potter. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay. Run time: 6:00.
Digital file available upon request.
A Profile on retired Salt Lake City Symphony Conductor, Maurice Abravanel. Produced and Reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Run time: 12:00.
Tongans living in Salt Lake City trying to adapt to the American Way of life. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Run time: 7:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Faces of the Street (1983): The homeless in Salt Lake City, Utah. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Writers Judy Hallet and Bill Lord. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Recieved 1st place at the Utah Film and Video Festival, an Emmy Nomination, 2nd place at the Utah Society of Professional Journalists. Certificate of Merit from the Chicago International Film Festival.
On the Verge of War (1981): The Navajo/Hopi land dispute. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Writers: Judy Hallet and Bill Lord. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Recieved a Rocky Moundtain Emmy Nomination and 2nd place from the Utah Society of Professional Journalists.
Maurice Abravanel (1983): Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall.
Run time: 58:00.
Utah's criminal justice system and the problem of repeat offenders. Producer/reporters: Judy Hallet and Deborah Lindner. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Recieved the Special Jury Award from the San Francisco International Film Festival, 1st place at the Utah Film and Video Festival, and the Gold Award from the International Film and TV Festival of New York. Run time: 60:00.
Utah's criminal justice system and the problem of repeat offenders. Producer/reporters: Judy Hallet and Deborah Lindner. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Recieved the Special Jury Award from the San Francisco International Film Festival, 1st place at the Utah Film and Video Festival, and the Gold Award from the International Film and TV Festival of New York. Run time: 60:00.
Profile of two term Utah govenor, Scott Matheson. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Run time: 26:00.
Digital file available upon request.
Profiles of Mormons living in Utah. Producer/reporters: Judy Hallet and Deborah Lidner. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Recieved the Red Ribbon award at the American Film Festival of New York and an Honorable Mention at the Ohio State Award. Run time: 54:00.
A profile of working cowboy poets in Idaho and Nevada. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Received the Rocky Mountain Emmy, NAPTE IRIS award, 1st place from the Utah Society of Professional Journalists, and 1st place at the Utah Film and Video Festival. Run time: 28:50.
U-matic videocassette.
Salt Lake City in the year 2000. Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Writers: Judy Hallet, Bill Lord, and Mike Youngren. Camera and editor: Ken Fall. Run time: 27:00.
A fund raising documentary for the University of Utah Medical Center looking at their medical technology at their Health Sciences Center. Producers: Judy Hallet and Greg Droubay. Writers: Judy Hallet, Bill Lord and Mike Youngren. Camera and editor: Greg Droubay. Run time: 27:00.
Produced by Ken Fall.
Profile of the Tarahumara Indians of Northern Mexico. Producer/reporters: Judy Hallet and Mike Rossen. Camera and editor: Bill Tumpowski. Won the NATPE IRIS Award. Run time: 28:00.
Does the land belong to the U.S. government or the Western Shoshones? Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera: Paul Thiriot. Editor: Glenn Elvington. Run time: 26:00.
Does the land belong to the U.S. government of the Western Shoshones? Produced and reported by Judy Hallet. Camera: Paul Thiriot. Editor:Glenn Elvington. Run time: 26:00.
Fortune Seekers mine for gold in Venezuela's rain forest. Producer/directors: Judy Hallet and Wolfgang Bayer. Camera: Wolfgang Bayer. Editor: Christine Jameson. Writer: Michael Olmart. Recieved the Gold Award at the 1989 Houston International Film Festival. Run time: 25:00.
DVD available.
Following three different competitors to Washington DC for the National Geographic Soviety Geography Bee. Producer/director: Judy Hallet. Camera: Foster Wiley. Editor: Loye Millet. Writer: John Bredar. Run time: 13:00.
DVD available.
Gauchos in Argentina from Corrientes, Salta and Patagonia. Producer/director: Judy Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Christine Jameson. Writer: Michael Olmart. Associate Producer in field: Diego Rueda. Associate Producer in office: John Bredar Composer: Fred Karns. Recieved an Emmy nomination. Run time: 25:00.
DVD available.
Environmental problems and solutions practiced by those living in the region. Narrator and host: Jane Fonda. Produced and directed by Judy Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Barr Weissman. Associate Producer: Linda Goldman. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Assistant Camera: Checco Verese. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producer: Chris Palmer. Produced for the National Audubon Society. Aired on PBS and TBS. Recieved a CINE Golden Eagle Award and an award form the British and American Environmental Media Awards. Run time: 60:00.
Profile on Charles Murphy and Murphy Oil Corp. Produced for Murphy Oil Corporation. Produced, directed and written by Judy Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Mickey Green. Sound: Paul Rusnak. Revieced the 1995 CINE Golden Eagle and was the winner of the CINE Film and Video Festival in New York. Run time: 31:00.
DVD available.
NATAs Silver Circle Awards Tribute Video.
DVD available.
The return of buffalo to the Native Americans and to Yellowstone National Park. Produced, directed and Written by Judy Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland and Reuben Aaronson. Wildlife camera: Franz Camenzind. Additional wildlife photography: Bob Landis. Editor: Sam Green. Associate Producer: Malvina Martin. Composer: Fred Larns. Executive producers: Chris Palmer at National Wildlife Federation and Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan for Devillier/Donegan Productions. Series Producer for Devillier/Donegan: Greg Diefenbach. Executive Producer for WNET/NATURE: Fred Kaufman. Aired on PBS. Recieved awards at the 1999 Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., the 1999 Malibu International Film Festival best documentary, International Film and Video Festival Silver Screen Award, Hot Springs Film Festival, selected for CINE Golden Eagle festival, 1999 CINE Film and Video Festival, CINE 2000 Masters' Series Best of Festival Award, and University of Nebraska's Center for Great Plains Studies Symposium. Run time: 60:00.
DVD available.
The building of the Aswan Dam in Egypt, the Hoover Dam in the USA, and the Itapu Dam, Brazil. Produced for WGBH/NOVA. Narrator and host: David Macaulay. Produced and directed by Judy Hallet. Written by Judy Hallet and Larry Klein. Camera: Erich Roland and Bob Elfstrom. Editor: Sam Green. Associate producer: Kalindi Corens. Composed by Richard Einhorn. Executive producer: Larry Klein. Executive producer for NOVA: Paula Apsell. Recieved the George Foster Peabody Award. This film was originally made in 2000. Run time: 60:00.
DVD available.
A biography of philanthropist, John Kluge. Produced, directed and written by Judy Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor Robert Zakin. Associate Producer: Kalindi Corens. Narrated by James Earl Jones. Produced for the Library of Congress. This film was originally made in 2003.
DVD available. Run time: 20:00.
The story of Moby-Dick and its major themes and the life and times of Melville. Produced, directed and written by Judy Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Trish Mitchell. Series producer for Ward TV: Dale Minor. Composer: Fred Karns. Narrated by Donald Sutherland. Produced by Ward TV for the Discovery Networks/TLC. Won the Gold award at the Houston International Film Festival, the 1997 CINE Golden EAgle, the Best Film of Festival and Best Director awards in the 1997 Washington Film/Video Peer Awards, and an Emmy for Best Series. This Film was originally made in 1996. Run time: 60:00.
DVD available.
Traveling with a Smithsonian Institution anthropologist, we profile a never before studied tribe: the Korowai. They inhabit the rain forests of Irian Jaya on the Indonesian side of the island of New Guinea. They live in tree houses 15 meters above the ground and practice a form of ritual cannibalism based on their criminal justice system. Produced and directed by Judy Hallet. Co-director and camera: Reuben Aaronson. Sound and associate producer: Dick Kane. Editor: Sam Green Writers: Judy Hallet and Michael Olmert. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producers for Hearst Entertainment: Juff Schon and Austin Hearst. Executive Producer for A and E: Michael Casio. Produced for Smithsonian Institution/Hearst Entertainment/Tele Images, France. Aired on Arts and Entertaiment. This film was originally made in 1994. Run time: 60:00.
DVD available.
The biological aspects of aging and what we can do about it. Produced, Directed and written by Judy Hallet. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Series Producer for Decillier and Brian Donegan and John Rubin and Anne Tarrant at Rubin/Tarrant Films. Produced for PBS. Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle, the Bronze Chris Award, the Gold Award ath the 33rd WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival, Best Cinematography at 2000 Peer Awards, Best Editing at the 1999 Columbus International Film and Video Festival and Bronze Plaque. This film was originally made in 1990. Run time: 60:00.
DVD available.
A film biography of Jane Goodall and her work with chimpanzees in Tanzania. Producer/director: Judy Hallet. Camera: John Davey. Editor: Christine Jameson. Writer: Patrick Prentice. Composer: Fred Karns. Narrator: Jack Lemmon. Recieved a CINE Golden Eagle, an award at the Christopher Columbus International Film Festival, the Best Woman Director of the Year Lillian Gish Award, a Silver Apple at the National Educational Film and Video Festival, a finalist at the Film and Video Festival of New York, the Ohio State Award Achievement of Merit, a Directing a Documentary Ace Nomination, was screened at Lisner Auditorium George Washington University. This film was originally made in 1990. Run time: 60:00.
DVD available.
The plot and themes in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde interwoven with the life of Robert Lois Stevenson. Produced, directed and written by Judy Hallet. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Editor: Loye Miller. Camera: Mike Peters. Composed by Fred Karns. Produced for Cronkite Ward TV for the Discovery Channel's Great book Series on TLC. Narrated by Michael Madsen. Recieved the 2003 CINE Golden Eagle, The Platinum Award at the WorldFest Houston International Film Festival, the Best of Festival award at the 2003 Maryland Fantastique Film Festival, and the Best Screenwriter and Best Sound Design and Mix at the ITVA-DC Peer Awards. The film was originally made in 2003. Run time: 60:00.
DVD available.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judy Hallet. Produced by Catherine Wyler and Judy Hallet. CAmera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: with TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois. Recieved the Platinum Best in Show: Directing and the Gold Award: Documentary-Biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards. Revieved Best Director, Best Scriptwriter, Best Editor, and Best of show at the 2001 CINE Golden Eagle. Recieved the Gold special Justy award at the 35th WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival, Feature Documentary at Washington DC Independant Film Festival, 3rd Annual Los Angeles Italian Film Awards, and Polish Movie Springtime Festival. Had screenings at The John Paul II Cultural Center, the Utah Film and Video Center,and the Copernicus Foundation in Chicago. Run time: 2:00:00.
DVD available.
Architect Travis Price and his students from the Catholic University of America designed an architectural installation on the island of Inishturk in Ireland. Run time: 1:09:00.
DVD available.
1. Le Camp, 2. Buckminster Fuller, 3. Maurice Abravanel, 4. Elephant Man, 5. Streetwise - Runaways, 6. Blue Corn, 7. Kim Williams.
Digital file available upon request.
1. Teenagers and Booze, 2. Premature Babies, 3. Sons of Aaron, 4. Child Molesters, 5. Missing Children.
Digital file available upon request.
GTO Commercial.
16mm film reel.
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company performing in the Utah landscape from the mountains to the salt flats. A film by Judy and Stanley Hallet for the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company. Run time: 18:00.
Related to the A0673 Joan Woodbury dance audio-video collection.
Student concerns at the University of Utah. Commissioned by the Freshmen Orientation Committee, University of Utah. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Run time: 20:00.
DVD available.
A language teaching film. French Master's Thesis for the University of Utah. A film by Judy Hallet. Run time: 10:00.
These items are from the 2018 addendum to the Judith Hallet collection.
16mm film reel.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb. Recorded in French.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb. Recorded in English.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet. Consultant and narrated in French by Père André Louis. Assisted by Suzanne Meagher Owen and Moncef Meddeb.
Full film available on DVD.
16mm sound reel.
16mm sound reel.
16mm sound reel.
16mm film reel.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
The Painted Truck: An Afghan truck gets a colorful paint job and takes a trip to Bamiyan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet and Sebastian Schroeder.
The Nomads of Badakshan: Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Dennis Banks and the take-over in Wounded Knee, South Dakota. Producer: Diane Orr. Camera: Sid Crandall and Judith Hallet. Editor: Judith Hallet.
Awards: Was a finalist at the American Film Festival, recieved the San Francisco State Media Award, and recieved 1st place at the 8th International Festival of Cinema in Switzerland.
U-matic videocassette.
The Navajo/Hopi land dispute. Produced and reported by: Judith Hallet. Writers: Judy Hallet and Bill Lord. Camera and editor: Ken Fall.
Recieved a Rocky Mountain Emmy Nomination and recieved 2nd place from the Utah Society of Professional Journalists.
Digital recording available upon request.
The future of Utah in the year 2000. Produced and reported by: Judith Hallet. Writers: Judith Hallet, Bill Lord, and Mike Youngren. Camera and editor: Ken Fall.
Recieved the Silver Award at the International Film and TV Festival in New York.
Judy Hallet in featured in this documentary for the Utah Board of Education as a pioneering woman in filmmaking.
Does the land belong to the U.S. government of the Western Shoshones? Produced and reported by: Judith Hallet. Camera: Paul Thiriot. Editor: Glenn Elvington.
Afghan Nomads moving from thier summer to winter camps in Afghanistan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.
Recieved awards at the Festival of Anthropology on Film in Chicago and was a finalist at the American Film Festival in New York.
Full film available on DVD.
An Afghan truck gets a colorful paint job and takes a trip to Bamiyan. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet and Sebastian Schroeder.
Full film available on DVD.
Fortune seekers mine for gold in Venezuela's rain forest. Producer/Directors: Judith Hallet and Wolfgang Bayer. Camera: Wolfgang Bayer. Editor: Christine Jameson. Writer: Michael Olmart.
Recieved the Gold Award at the Houston International Film Festival in 1989.
Full film available on DVD.
Fortune seekers mine for gold in Venezuela's rain forest. Producer/Directors: Judith Hallet and Wolfgang Bayer. Camera: Wolfgang Bayer. Editor: Christine Jameson. Writer: Michael Olmart.
Recieved the Gold Award at the Houston International Film Festival in 1989.
Full film available on DVD.
U-matic videocassette.
U-matic videocassette.
U-matic videocassette.
U-matic videocassette.
A film biography of Jane Goodall and her work with chimpanzees in Tanzania. Producer/Director: Judith Hallet. Camera: John Davey. Editor: Christine Jameson. Writer: Patrick Prentice. Composer: Fred Karns. Narrator: Jack Lemmon.
Recieved a CINE Golden Eagle, accepted in the Christopher Columbus International Film Festival, recieved the Lillian Gish award for the Best Woman Director of the Year, recieved the Silver Apple at the National Educational Film an Video Festival, was a finalist at the Film and Video of New York, recieved an Achievement of Merit at the Ohio State Awards, recieved an Ace Nomination for directing a documentary, and was screened at the Lisner Auditorium at George Washington University.
Full film available on DVD.
A film biography of Jane Goodall and her work with chimpanzees in Tanzania. Producer/Director: Judith Hallet. Camera: John Davey. Editor: Christine Jameson. Writer: Patrick Prentice. Composer: Fred Karns. Narrator: Jack Lemmon.
Recieved a CINE Golden Eagle, accepted in the Christopher Columbus International Film Festival, recieved the Lillian Gish award for the Best Woman Director of the Year, recieved the Silver Apple at the National Educational Film an Video Festival, was a finalist at the Film and Video of New York, recieved an Achievement of Merit at the Ohio State Awards, recieved an Ace Nomination for directing a documentary, and was screened at the Lisner Auditorium at George Washington University.
Full film available on DVD.
Following three different competitors to Washington DC for the National Geographic Society Geography Bee. Producer/director: Judith Hallet. Camera: Foster Wiley. Editor: Loye Miller. Writer: John Bredar.
Full film available on DVD.
Following three different competitors to Washington DC for the National Geographic Society Geography Bee. Producer/director: Judith Hallet. Camera: Foster Wiley. Editor: Loye Miller. Writer: John Bredar.
Full film available on DVD.
A film biography of Jane Goodall and her work with chimpanzees in Tanzania. Producer/Director: Judith Hallet. Camera: John Davey. Editor: Christine Jameson. Writer: Patrick Prentice. Composer: Fred Karns. Narrator: Jack Lemmon.
Recieved a CINE Golden Eagle, accepted in the Christopher Columbus International Film Festival, recieved the Lillian Gish award for the Best Woman Director of the Year, recieved the Silver Apple at the National Educational Film an Video Festival, was a finalist at the Film and Video of New York, recieved an Achievement of Merit at the Ohio State Awards, recieved an Ace Nomination for directing a documentary, and was screened at the Lisner Auditorium at George Washington University.
Full film available on DVD.
Gauchos in Argentina from Corrientes, Salta and Patagonia. Producer/director: Judy Hallet. Camera: reuben Aaronson. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Christine Jameson. Writer: Michael Olmart. Associate Producer in field: Diego Rueda. Associate producer in office: John Bredar. Composer: Fred Karns.
Recieved an Emmy nomination.
Full film available on DVD.
Gauchos in Argentina from Corrientes, Salta and Patagonia. Producer/director: Judy Hallet. Camera: reuben Aaronson. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Christine Jameson. Writer: Michael Olmart. Associate Producer in field: Diego Rueda. Associate producer in office: John Bredar. Composer: Fred Karns.
Recieved an Emmy nomination.
Full film available on DVD.
Gauchos in Argentina from Corrientes, Salta and Patagonia. Producer/director: Judy Hallet. Camera: reuben Aaronson. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Christine Jameson. Writer: Michael Olmart. Associate Producer in field: Diego Rueda. Associate producer in office: John Bredar. Composer: Fred Karns.
Recieved an Emmy nomination.
Full film available on DVD.
Environmental problems and solutions practiced by those living in the region. Narrator and host: Jane Fonda. Produced and Directed by: Judith Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Barr Weissman. Associate Producer: Linda Goldman. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Assistant Camera: Checco Verese. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producer: Chris Palmer. Roducer for the National Audubon Society. Aired on PBS and TBS.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle and went to the British and American Environmental Media Awards.
Environmental problems and solutions practiced by those living in the region. Narrator and host: Jane Fonda. Produced and Directed by: Judith Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Barr Weissman. Associate Producer: Linda Goldman. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Assistant Camera: Checco Verese. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producer: Chris Palmer. Roducer for the National Audubon Society. Aired on PBS and TBS.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle and went to the British and American Environmental Media Awards.
Environmental problems and solutions practiced by those living in the region. Narrator and host: Jane Fonda. Produced and Directed by: Judith Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Barr Weissman. Associate Producer: Linda Goldman. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Assistant Camera: Checco Verese. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producer: Chris Palmer. Roducer for the National Audubon Society. Aired on PBS and TBS.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle and went to the British and American Environmental Media Awards.
Environmental problems and solutions practiced by those living in the region. Narrator and host: Jane Fonda. Produced and Directed by: Judith Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Barr Weissman. Associate Producer: Linda Goldman. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Assistant Camera: Checco Verese. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producer: Chris Palmer. Roducer for the National Audubon Society. Aired on PBS and TBS.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle and went to the British and American Environmental Media Awards.
Environmental problems and solutions practiced by those living in the region. Narrator and host: Jane Fonda. Produced and Directed by: Judith Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Barr Weissman. Associate Producer: Linda Goldman. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Assistant Camera: Checco Verese. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producer: Chris Palmer. Roducer for the National Audubon Society. Aired on PBS and TBS.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle and went to the British and American Environmental Media Awards.
Environmental problems and solutions practiced by those living in the region. Narrator and host: Jane Fonda. Produced and Directed by: Judith Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Barr Weissman. Associate Producer: Linda Goldman. Sound recordist: Guillarmo Palacios. Assistant Camera: Checco Verese. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producer: Chris Palmer. Roducer for the National Audubon Society. Aired on PBS and TBS.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle and went to the British and American Environmental Media Awards.
The invention of fireworks. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Executive Producer: Chris Koch. Hose and Narrator: Lucky Severson. Produced by Koch TV for the Discovery Channel.
The official documentary for the inauguration of President Bill Clinton. Segment Producer and Director: Judith Hallet. Executive Producer and Director: Judith Hallet. Executive Producer: Jason Williams. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Narrated by James Earl Jones. Produced for Time/Life Television.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle at the CINE Film and Video Festival.
The official documentary for the inauguration of President Bill Clinton. Segment Producer and Director: Judith Hallet. Executive Producer and Director: Judith Hallet. Executive Producer: Jason Williams. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Narrated by James Earl Jones. Produced for Time/Life Television.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle at the CINE Film and Video Festival.
Footage from a scouting trip.
Travelling with a Smithsonian Institution anthropologist, we profile a never before studied tribe: the Korowai. They inhabit the rain forests of Irian Jaya on the Indonesian side of the island of New Guinea. They live in tree houses 15 meters above the ground and practive a form of ritual cannibalism based on their criminal justive system. Produced and Directed by: Judith Hallet. Co-Director and Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Sound and Associate Producer: Dick Kane. Editor: Sam Green. Writers: Judith Haller and Michael Olmert. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producer for A&E: Michael Casio. Produced for Smithsonian Institution/Hearst Entertainment/Tele Images, France. Aired on Arts and Entertainment.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle at the 1995 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the Outstanding Documentary award at the CINE festival, recieved the Gold Award at the Houston International Film and Video Festival, revieved the Best of Festival award at the Jules Verne Film Festival in France, and recieved the Bronze Apple from the National Educational Media Network. The film was screened at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, at the Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., at the College of the Atlantic in Maine, and at George Washingto University.
Full film available on DVD.
Overpopulation in the world. Segment Producer and director for Ghana. Camera: Foster Wiley. Editor: Mickey Green. Produced for Koch TV. Aired on TBS.
Travelling with a Smithsonian Institution anthropologist, we profile a never before studied tribe: the Korowai. They inhabit the rain forests of Irian Jaya on the Indonesian side of the island of New Guinea. They live in tree houses 15 meters above the ground and practive a form of ritual cannibalism based on their criminal justive system. Produced and Directed by: Judith Hallet. Co-Director and Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Sound and Associate Producer: Dick Kane. Editor: Sam Green. Writers: Judith Haller and Michael Olmert. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producer for A&E: Michael Casio. Produced for Smithsonian Institution/Hearst Entertainment/Tele Images, France. Aired on Arts and Entertainment.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle at the 1995 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the Outstanding Documentary award at the CINE festival, recieved the Gold Award at the Houston International Film and Video Festival, revieved the Best of Festival award at the Jules Verne Film Festival in France, and recieved the Bronze Apple from the National Educational Media Network. The film was screened at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, at the Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., at the College of the Atlantic in Maine, and at George Washingto University.
Full film available on DVD.
The invention of fireworks. Directed and Written by Judith Hallet. Executive producer: Chris Koch. Host and narrator: Lucky Severson. Produced by Koch TV for The Discovery Channel.
Produced for The Discovery Channel.
Travelling with a Smithsonian Institution anthropologist, we profile a never before studied tribe: the Korowai. They inhabit the rain forests of Irian Jaya on the Indonesian side of the island of New Guinea. They live in tree houses 15 meters above the ground and practive a form of ritual cannibalism based on their criminal justive system. Produced and Directed by: Judith Hallet. Co-Director and Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Sound and Associate Producer: Dick Kane. Editor: Sam Green. Writers: Judith Haller and Michael Olmert. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive Producer for A&E: Michael Casio. Produced for Smithsonian Institution/Hearst Entertainment/Tele Images, France. Aired on Arts and Entertainment.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle at the 1995 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the Outstanding Documentary award at the CINE festival, recieved the Gold Award at the Houston International Film and Video Festival, revieved the Best of Festival award at the Jules Verne Film Festival in France, and recieved the Bronze Apple from the National Educational Media Network. The film was screened at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, at the Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., at the College of the Atlantic in Maine, and at George Washingto University.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile on Charles Murphy and Murphy Oil Corp. Produced for Murphy Oil Corporation. Produced, directed, and written by Judith Hallet. Camera Reuben Aaronson. editor: Mickey Green. Sound: Paul Rusnak.
Recieved the 1995 CINE Golden Eagle at the CINE Film and Video Festival and was a winner at the New York Film Festival.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile on Charles Murphy and Murphy Oil Corp. Produced for Murphy Oil Corporation. Produced, directed, and written by Judith Hallet. Camera Reuben Aaronson. editor: Mickey Green. Sound: Paul Rusnak.
Recieved the 1995 CINE Golden Eagle at the CINE Film and Video Festival and was a winner at the New York Film Festival.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile on Charles Murphy and Murphy Oil Corp. Produced for Murphy Oil Corporation. Produced, directed, and written by Judith Hallet. Camera Reuben Aaronson. editor: Mickey Green. Sound: Paul Rusnak.
Recieved the 1995 CINE Golden Eagle at the CINE Film and Video Festival and was a winner at the New York Film Festival.
Full film available on DVD.
Film about women in film and video.
The story of Moby-Dick and its major themes and the life and times of Melvile. Produced, directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate Producer: Trish Mitchell. Series producer for Ward TV: Dale Minor. Composer: Fred Karns. Narrated by Donald Sutherland. Produced by Ward TV for the Discovery Networks/TLC.
Recieved the Gold Award at the Houston International Film Festival, recieved the 1997 CINE Golden Eagle, recieved the best film of festival award and the best director award from the 1997 Washington Film/Video Peer Awards, and recieved an Emmy for best series.
Full film available on DVD.
The story of Moby-Dick and its major themes and the life and times of Melvile. Produced, directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Reuben Aaronson. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate Producer: Trish Mitchell. Series producer for Ward TV: Dale Minor. Composer: Fred Karns. Narrated by Donald Sutherland. Produced by Ward TV for the Discovery Networks/TLC.
Recieved the Gold Award at the Houston International Film Festival, recieved the 1997 CINE Golden Eagle, recieved the best film of festival award and the best director award from the 1997 Washington Film/Video Peer Awards, and recieved an Emmy for best series.
Full film available on DVD.
The return of buffalo to the Native Americans and to Yellowstone National Park. Produced, directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland and Reuben Aaronson. Wildlife camera: Franz Camenzind. Additional wildlife photography: Bob Landis. EditorL Sam Green. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive producers: Chris Palmer at National Wildlife Federation and Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan for Deviller/Donegan Productions. Series producer for Devillier/Donegan: Greg Difenbach. Executive producer for WNET/NATURE: Fred Kaufman. Aired on PBS.
Went to the 1999 Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., recieved the award for the best documentary at the 1999 Malibu International Film Festival, recieved the Silver Screen Award at the International Film and Video Festival, selected for the Hot Springs Film Festival, selected for the International Wildlife Film Festival, recieved a CINE Golden Eagle at the 1999 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the CINE 2000 Masters' Series best of festival award, and was shown at the University of Nebraska's Center for Great Plains Studies Symposium.
Full film available on DVD.
The return of buffalo to the Native Americans and to Yellowstone National Park. Produced, directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland and Reuben Aaronson. Wildlife camera: Franz Camenzind. Additional wildlife photography: Bob Landis. EditorL Sam Green. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive producers: Chris Palmer at National Wildlife Federation and Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan for Deviller/Donegan Productions. Series producer for Devillier/Donegan: Greg Difenbach. Executive producer for WNET/NATURE: Fred Kaufman. Aired on PBS.
Went to the 1999 Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., recieved the award for the best documentary at the 1999 Malibu International Film Festival, recieved the Silver Screen Award at the International Film and Video Festival, selected for the Hot Springs Film Festival, selected for the International Wildlife Film Festival, recieved a CINE Golden Eagle at the 1999 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the CINE 2000 Masters' Series best of festival award, and was shown at the University of Nebraska's Center for Great Plains Studies Symposium.
Full film available on DVD.
The return of buffalo to the Native Americans and to Yellowstone National Park. Produced, directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland and Reuben Aaronson. Wildlife camera: Franz Camenzind. Additional wildlife photography: Bob Landis. EditorL Sam Green. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive producers: Chris Palmer at National Wildlife Federation and Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan for Deviller/Donegan Productions. Series producer for Devillier/Donegan: Greg Difenbach. Executive producer for WNET/NATURE: Fred Kaufman. Aired on PBS.
Went to the 1999 Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., recieved the award for the best documentary at the 1999 Malibu International Film Festival, recieved the Silver Screen Award at the International Film and Video Festival, selected for the Hot Springs Film Festival, selected for the International Wildlife Film Festival, recieved a CINE Golden Eagle at the 1999 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the CINE 2000 Masters' Series best of festival award, and was shown at the University of Nebraska's Center for Great Plains Studies Symposium.
Full film available on DVD.
Profiles of George Perkins Marsh, Frederick Billings and Lawrence Rockefeller. A film by Charles Guggenheim. Field director: Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Produced for the Marsh-Billings National Historical Park.
Nominated for an Academy Award for best short documentary.
Full film available on DVD.
The biological aspects of aging and what we can do about it. Produced, directed and written by: Judith Hallet. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Series producer for Devillier Donegan: Greg Diefenbach. Executive producers: Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan and John Rubin/Tarrant Films. Produced for PBS.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle, recieved the bronze Chris Award, revieved the gold award at the 33rd WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival, receieved the best cinematography and best editing awards at the 2000 Peer Awards, and recieved the bronze plaque at the Columbus International Film and Video Festival.
Full film available on DVD.
The return of buffalo to the Native Americans and to Yellowstone National Park. Produced, directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland and Reuben Aaronson. Wildlife camera: Franz Camenzind. Additional wildlife photography: Bob Landis. EditorL Sam Green. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive producers: Chris Palmer at National Wildlife Federation and Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan for Deviller/Donegan Productions. Series producer for Devillier/Donegan: Greg Difenbach. Executive producer for WNET/NATURE: Fred Kaufman. Aired on PBS.
Went to the 1999 Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., recieved the award for the best documentary at the 1999 Malibu International Film Festival, recieved the Silver Screen Award at the International Film and Video Festival, selected for the Hot Springs Film Festival, selected for the International Wildlife Film Festival, recieved a CINE Golden Eagle at the 1999 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the CINE 2000 Masters' Series best of festival award, and was shown at the University of Nebraska's Center for Great Plains Studies Symposium.
Full film available on DVD.
The return of buffalo to the Native Americans and to Yellowstone National Park. Produced, directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland and Reuben Aaronson. Wildlife camera: Franz Camenzind. Additional wildlife photography: Bob Landis. EditorL Sam Green. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive producers: Chris Palmer at National Wildlife Federation and Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan for Deviller/Donegan Productions. Series producer for Devillier/Donegan: Greg Difenbach. Executive producer for WNET/NATURE: Fred Kaufman. Aired on PBS.
Went to the 1999 Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., recieved the award for the best documentary at the 1999 Malibu International Film Festival, recieved the Silver Screen Award at the International Film and Video Festival, selected for the Hot Springs Film Festival, selected for the International Wildlife Film Festival, recieved a CINE Golden Eagle at the 1999 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the CINE 2000 Masters' Series best of festival award, and was shown at the University of Nebraska's Center for Great Plains Studies Symposium.
Full film available on DVD.
The return of buffalo to the Native Americans and to Yellowstone National Park. Produced, directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland and Reuben Aaronson. Wildlife camera: Franz Camenzind. Additional wildlife photography: Bob Landis. EditorL Sam Green. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive producers: Chris Palmer at National Wildlife Federation and Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan for Deviller/Donegan Productions. Series producer for Devillier/Donegan: Greg Difenbach. Executive producer for WNET/NATURE: Fred Kaufman. Aired on PBS.
Went to the 1999 Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., recieved the award for the best documentary at the 1999 Malibu International Film Festival, recieved the Silver Screen Award at the International Film and Video Festival, selected for the Hot Springs Film Festival, selected for the International Wildlife Film Festival, recieved a CINE Golden Eagle at the 1999 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the CINE 2000 Masters' Series best of festival award, and was shown at the University of Nebraska's Center for Great Plains Studies Symposium.
Full film available on DVD.
The return of buffalo to the Native Americans and to Yellowstone National Park. Produced, directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland and Reuben Aaronson. Wildlife camera: Franz Camenzind. Additional wildlife photography: Bob Landis. EditorL Sam Green. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive producers: Chris Palmer at National Wildlife Federation and Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan for Deviller/Donegan Productions. Series producer for Devillier/Donegan: Greg Difenbach. Executive producer for WNET/NATURE: Fred Kaufman. Aired on PBS.
Went to the 1999 Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., recieved the award for the best documentary at the 1999 Malibu International Film Festival, recieved the Silver Screen Award at the International Film and Video Festival, selected for the Hot Springs Film Festival, selected for the International Wildlife Film Festival, recieved a CINE Golden Eagle at the 1999 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the CINE 2000 Masters' Series best of festival award, and was shown at the University of Nebraska's Center for Great Plains Studies Symposium.
Full film available on DVD.
The return of buffalo to the Native Americans and to Yellowstone National Park. Produced, directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland and Reuben Aaronson. Wildlife camera: Franz Camenzind. Additional wildlife photography: Bob Landis. EditorL Sam Green. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Composer: Fred Karns. Executive producers: Chris Palmer at National Wildlife Federation and Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan for Deviller/Donegan Productions. Series producer for Devillier/Donegan: Greg Difenbach. Executive producer for WNET/NATURE: Fred Kaufman. Aired on PBS.
Went to the 1999 Environmental Film Festival in Washington D.C., recieved the award for the best documentary at the 1999 Malibu International Film Festival, recieved the Silver Screen Award at the International Film and Video Festival, selected for the Hot Springs Film Festival, selected for the International Wildlife Film Festival, recieved a CINE Golden Eagle at the 1999 CINE Film and Video Festival, recieved the CINE 2000 Masters' Series best of festival award, and was shown at the University of Nebraska's Center for Great Plains Studies Symposium.
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The biological aspects of aging and what we can do about it. Produced, directed and written by: Judith Hallet. Associate producer: Malvina Martin. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Series producer for Devillier Donegan: Greg Diefenbach. Executive producers: Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan and John Rubin/Tarrant Films. Produced for PBS.
Recieved the CINE Golden Eagle, recieved the bronze Chris Award, revieved the gold award at the 33rd WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival, receieved the best cinematography and best editing awards at the 2000 Peer Awards, and recieved the bronze plaque at the Columbus International Film and Video Festival.
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Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
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Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
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Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
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Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
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Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
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Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
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Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
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Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
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Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
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Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
The building of the Aswan Dam in Egypt, The Hoover Dam in the USA, and The Itapu Dam in Brazil. Produced for WGBH/NOVA. Narrator and host: David Macaulay. Produced and directed by Judith Hallet. Written by Judith Hallet and Larry Klein. Camera: Erich Roland and Bob Elfstrom. Editor: Sam Green. Associate Producer: Kalindi Corens. Composed by Richard Einhorn. Executive producer: Larry Klein. Executive producer for NOVA: Paula Apsell.
Recieved the George Foster Peabody Award.
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The building of the Aswan Dam in Egypt, The Hoover Dam in the USA, and The Itapu Dam in Brazil. Produced for WGBH/NOVA. Narrator and host: David Macaulay. Produced and directed by Judith Hallet. Written by Judith Hallet and Larry Klein. Camera: Erich Roland and Bob Elfstrom. Editor: Sam Green. Associate Producer: Kalindi Corens. Composed by Richard Einhorn. Executive producer: Larry Klein. Executive producer for NOVA: Paula Apsell.
Recieved the George Foster Peabody Award.
Full film available on DVD.
The building of the Aswan Dam in Egypt, The Hoover Dam in the USA, and The Itapu Dam in Brazil. Produced for WGBH/NOVA. Narrator and host: David Macaulay. Produced and directed by Judith Hallet. Written by Judith Hallet and Larry Klein. Camera: Erich Roland and Bob Elfstrom. Editor: Sam Green. Associate Producer: Kalindi Corens. Composed by Richard Einhorn. Executive producer: Larry Klein. Executive producer for NOVA: Paula Apsell.
Recieved the George Foster Peabody Award.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
DV Tape. Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Received the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
A film biography of Jane Goodall and her work with chimpanzees in Tanzania. Producer/director: Judy Hallet. Camera: John Davey. Editor: Christine Jameson. Writer: Patrick Prentice. Composer: Fred Karns. Narrator: Jack Lemmon. Recieved a CINE Golden Eagle, an award at the Christopher Columbus International Film Festival, the Best Woman Director of the Year Lillian Gish Award, a Silver Apple at the National Educational Film and Video Festival, a finalist at the Film and Video Festival of New York, the Ohio State Award Achievement of Merit, a Directing a Documentary Ace Nomination, was screened at Lisner Auditorium George Washington University. This film was originally made in 1990. Run time: 60:00.
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The plot and themes in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde interwoven with the life of Robert Lois Stevenson. Produced, directed and written by Judy Hallet. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Editor: Loye Miller. Camera: Mike Peters. Composed by Fred Karns. Produced for Cronkite Ward TV for the Discovery Channel's Great book Series on TLC. Narrated by Michael Madsen. Recieved the 2003 CINE Golden Eagle, The Platinum Award at the WorldFest Houston International Film Festival, the Best of Festival award at the 2003 Maryland Fantastique Film Festival, and the Best Screenwriter and Best Sound Design and Mix at the ITVA-DC Peer Awards. The film was originally made in 2003. Run time: 60:00.
Full film available on DVD.
The plot and themes in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde interwoven with the life of Robert Lois Stevenson. Produced, directed and written by Judy Hallet. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Editor: Loye Miller. Camera: Mike Peters. Composed by Fred Karns. Produced for Cronkite Ward TV for the Discovery Channel's Great book Series on TLC. Narrated by Michael Madsen. Recieved the 2003 CINE Golden Eagle, The Platinum Award at the WorldFest Houston International Film Festival, the Best of Festival award at the 2003 Maryland Fantastique Film Festival, and the Best Screenwriter and Best Sound Design and Mix at the ITVA-DC Peer Awards. The film was originally made in 2003. Run time: 60:00.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
The plot and themes in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde interwoven with the life of Robert Lois Stevenson. Produced, directed and written by Judy Hallet. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Editor: Loye Miller. Camera: Mike Peters. Composed by Fred Karns. Produced for Cronkite Ward TV for the Discovery Channel's Great book Series on TLC. Narrated by Michael Madsen. Recieved the 2003 CINE Golden Eagle, The Platinum Award at the WorldFest Houston International Film Festival, the Best of Festival award at the 2003 Maryland Fantastique Film Festival, and the Best Screenwriter and Best Sound Design and Mix at the ITVA-DC Peer Awards. The film was originally made in 2003. Run time: 60:00.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
A biography of philanthropist, John Kluge. Produced, directed and written by Judy Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor Robert Zakin. Associate Producer: Kalindi Corens. Narrated by James Earl Jones. Produced for the Library of Congress. This film was originally made in 2003.
Full film available on DVD.
A biography of philanthropist, John Kluge. Produced, directed and written by Judy Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor Robert Zakin. Associate Producer: Kalindi Corens. Narrated by James Earl Jones. Produced for the Library of Congress. This film was originally made in 2003.
Full film available on DVD.
A biography of philanthropist, John Kluge. Produced, directed and written by Judy Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor Robert Zakin. Associate Producer: Kalindi Corens. Narrated by James Earl Jones. Produced for the Library of Congress. This film was originally made in 2003.
Full film available on DVD.
DVD available. Run time: 20:00.
Directed in Yemen by Judy Hallet. Produced and edited by Jeanie Butler. Camera by Reuben Aaronson. Sound by Dick Kane. Produced for The National Democratic Institution Annual Luncheon in Washington DC.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Vietnamese under 30 trying to make a living in Vietnam after the "American war" Produced and directed by Sandy Northrop. Written by Judith Hallet and David Lamb. Star and Stars Productions. Aired on PBS.
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Directed in Yemen by Judith Hallet. Produced and Edited by Jeanine Butler. Camera by Reuben Aaronson. Sound by Dick Kane. Produced for the National Democratic Institution Annual Luncheon in Washington DC.
Full film available on DVD.
Directed in Yemen by Judith Hallet. Produced and Edited by Jeanine Butler. Camera by Reuben Aaronson. Sound by Dick Kane. Produced for the National Democratic Institution Annual Luncheon in Washington DC.
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Pioneering artist, architect and designer Anna Campbell Bliss has devoted her life to the creation of works of art that explore the complex intersections between art, technology, science, nature, poetry, mathmatics and architecture. The film looks at the astonishing range of Bliss's work, from small painterly and digitally based studies of color and light to architectural site commisions of immense scale. It also puts her work in art-historical context and traces her Modernist influences, including the Bauhaus school of the 1920s.
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Architect Travis Price and his students from the Catholic University of America from the Catholic University of America designed and architectural installation on the island of Inishturk in Ireland. The studio, Spirit of Place, explores the connection between culture, landscape and the unique history of its inhabitants bringing back meaning into modern architecture - a new architecture of the 21st century. Over nine days, the students build a memorial on this remote, sparsely populated island, interweaving the construction with profiles of the people who live on Inishturk. Tale of the Tongs presents an insight into this emerging cultural landscape of modern architecture.
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Footage from Mt. St. Helens.
Footage from Tunisia.
Footage from Tunisia.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
Profile of Karol Wojtyla from childhood in Poland to becoming Pope in Rome. Directed and written by Judith Hallet. Camera: Erich Roland. Editor: Robert Zakin. Associate producer: Martha Moon. Executive producers: Catherine Wyler and Richard Rymland. Composed by Fred Karns. Co-production: With TVP (Polish) and RAI (Italian). Aired on PBS. Narrated by René Auberjonois.
Recieved the recieved the Platinum best of show award for Directing and the Gold award for for documentary-biography at the 2005 Aurora Awards, recieved awards for best director, best scriptwriter, best editor, and best of show from the 2001 ITVA/DC Peer Awards, and recieved a 2001 CINE Golden Eagle.
Full film available on DVD.
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An architectural and anthropological study of why the Berbers moved from their mountain peaks down to their troglodytic homes in the valleys below. A film by Judith and Stanley Hallet.