ABC Primetime Outsiders: Living with Lions (Act 2) 
Trainer Dave Salmoni lives among and works to habituate Namibia's wildest cats.

ABC What Would You Do: The 5 Millionth Customer:
An Ethical Dilemma 
Grocery shoppers balk when man wins prize after a customer let him cut the line.  

ABC Primetime Crime: Daterape (Act 4) 
A report on Jeffrey Marsalis, a Philadelphia man accused of fabricating his resume on dating Web sites, then using drugs to incapacitate his victims.  

911 Press For Truth (Opening Sequence) 
Feature Length documentary about 911 victim family members struggling to uncover the truth. Aired domestically and internationally and DVD released from Cinema Libre  

CARBOTS (Excerpts) 
A documentary series about scientists struggling to develop autonomous car and its racing. Produced for The Discovery Channel.  

Frontline World -The Hole in the Wall (Excerpt) 
A 10 min. Frontline World segment about an experiment in India to solve the digital divide by giving slum-children free access to computer technology.  The 60 min. version of the same file won several awards such as Worldfest Houston: Platinum Award; Athens Film Festival: Best Documentary, Sarasota Film Festival: Best of Fest.
 
 

We Are Family (Opening Sequence) 
The 90 min. documentary about the remaking of the 70s disco classic “We Are Family.” In response to September 11, singers, actors, athletes, and emergency workers participated to raise money for survivors and organizations promoting tolerance.  Produced for Tommy Boy Records. Sundance Film Festival, Official Selection, 2002.  

Biography (Opening Sequence) 
A&E Network's 60 minute program.  Worked on the episodes of "Nelson Mandela", "Pope Jone Paull II", "Fidel Castro", "Al Gore", "George W. Bush", "Condoleezza Rice", and “Lance Armstrong”

Children First -Episode of "Kid Heroes" (Excerpt) 
A series of half-hour specials for ABC Network about issues facing America's children, hosted by national network personalities including Connie Chung and Diane Sawyer.