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eHarlemTV
Content Project
eHarlemTV spotlights the people, places and events of New York's East Harlem, and explores the issues that impact this vibrant and rapidly changing community.  
Zydeco in Northern California
Content Project
This radio documentary, on the zydeco community of California, will be produced with an eye toward creating a character-driven narrative, exploring how Louisiana Creoles have maintained their ethnic identity by recreating their musical culture in the Bay Area.
BUSK!
Content Project
BUSK! is a character-driven documentary about how an emerging cultural center like Charlotte, NC can – (and should!) – encourage street art and performance. With an inquisitive and playful spirit, the film follows the lives of four local street performers to promote an understanding and appreciation for art that reaches beyond the walls of a gallery, theater, or concert hall.
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The Storm that Swept Mexico
Content Project
The Storm That Swept Mexico, a two-hour HD documentary for PBS and other distribution, tells the story of the Mexican Revolution of 1910, its causes and its legacy, using contemporary footage and interviews with participants, historians, and others, as well as with period photographs and motion picture from the earliest days of cinema. The film, and an accompanying website, will debut in the fall of 2010, on the centennial of the revolution.
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The Alcove with Mark Molaro
Content Project
The Alcove with Mark Molaro is a smart, informed and socially conscious in-depth interview program based in New York focused at the next generation.  We are listed in Open Culture's list of "Intelligent YouTube: 80 Smart Video Collections" along with the NYT, the BBC and PBS: http://www.oculture.com/2008/03/youtubesmartvideos.html
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