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Seattle film and video Producer and Director
Kay D. Ray has spent over two years researching and writing Lady
Be Good and shot interviews with over 65 people around the country
from 1997 and 2001. Recent awards include:
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Kay Ray (right)
with Sadie Goodson
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Erich Volkstorf
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Mark Hubatsek
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for her filmwork with Experience
Music Project (American Association of Museums, regional and national
Media Communications Association International, local and national
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists)
- the short film Middle of Nowhere (Palm Springs Film Festival)
- Women In Film Spirit of Nell Shipman Award
- Encarta English Learning CD for Microsoft
- Internet Kiosk with Bill Nye for the Microsoft Museum
- public service announcements for Seattle Rape Relief and City
of Seattle anti-graffiti program (International Television and
Video Association and Women In Film awards)
Local Director of Photography Erich Volkstorf
credits include:
- On Location with Art Wolfe
- Those Who Dare (Discovery Channel)
- Volcano (Discovery Channel)
- Kodiak Bears
- Ancient Graves (National Geographic)
New York Director of Photography Mark
Hubatsek’s documentary credits include:
- Nazis The Occult
- Ancient Religions (Discovery)
- Riverdance at Radio City,
- Joan London Show Pilot
- in production on Lebensnborn (ABC).
Editor Jill Friedberg’s most recent
credits include:
- internationally acclaimed WTO film This Is What Democracy
Looks Like
- Life Beyond Earth (PBS)
- Bill Nye the Science Guy (KCTS and Buena Vista TV)
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