I am grateful for all the wonderful believers in “ideas” –valuable only as implemented.
Films and publications rest on the talents of videographers, collaborators, and the skill of editors and publishers.
| Pepper Ridge: The Vision & Legacy of Robert A. Little (2009) This program tells the story of Pepper Ridge Rd, a community of modern houses many designed by Robert A Little whose vision was to develop a community of like-minded families who shared these values. With gratitude to Samuel Little. |
| Shaker Square: A Kaleidoscope of Many Colors |
| Shaker Towers: Our community... at home in Shaker Square |
| Transcending Time: The Story of Potter and Mellen (2005) This program captures the history of Cleveland’s grand 100+ year-old store and of the legacy of stellar designing in jewelry and metalwork. Produced with the assistance of the Distance Learning staff of the Cleveland Museum of Art and Emma Yanoshik-Wing and Suzan Jackson. |
| Transcending Time: The Story of Potter and Mellen EXTRA Interview: John Paul Miller (2005) |
| Transcending Time: The Story of Potter and Mellen EXTRA Interview: Jennie Jones (2005) |
| Transcending Time: The Story of Potter and Mellen EXTRA Teaser (2005) |
| Creating A Sense of Place: University Circle (2013) |
| Our Common Ground: University Circle (2013) |
| University Circle Tour - University & Museum Loop (2013) |
| University Circle Tour - Magnolia Loop (2013) |
| The People Puzzle Teleconference (1994) The impact of prejudice on children. With psychologist, author Robert Coles and introduced by Barbara Jordan (former Representative from Texas) The result of this presentation was a discussion in the WVIZ studios, and discussions in 11 community sites on the subject of prejudice. |
| Bridges to Understanding Children’s Museums (1999) A capsule of the story of children’s museums, their way of working and their impact on children and families. |
| In the Garden of Old Age by Nina Freedlander Gibans - Read by Paul Meade (2019) Poetry by Nina Freedlander Gibans Photography by Abby Star In celebration of the exhibition of the book at the GEORGE STREETER GALLERY at Judson Park in 2020. |
