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WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker BiographiesAn award-winning producer and personal manager, Marilyn R.Atlas is equally at home in the worlds of film, television, and livetheater. Among her credits as film producer are Real Women HaveCurves for HBO, which won the Audience Award at the SundanceFilm Festival, A Certain Desire, starring Sam Waterston, andEchoes.Earlier in her career, Marilyn served as Casting Director for featurefilms, including John Frankenheimer’sThe Equals and The Whiz.She is a founding member of Women in Film’s Luminas Committeethat supports the portrayal of women in non-stereotypical roles infilm and television. Along with director and actress Dorothy Lyman, Marilyn foundedADT, a director’s theatre, and served on its advisory board.Marilyn is a member of NALIP, the National Association of Latino IndependentProducers. Speaking at events such as Santa Fe Screenwriters Conference and RichardKrevolin’s USC Screenwriting Retreat, Atlas has covered such topics as: ―Creating forthe Actor: Carving Memorable, Inhabitable Characters‖ and ―The Ever-EvolvingMarketplace: What’s Hot, Why and for How Long ‖ Marilyn has also taught severalactor workshops on creating ―Multiple Viewpoints – One Core‖ for actors as well as―Acting and Auditioning for Producers.‖She is currently developing the feature Perfekt Kill and the cable movie Brides’ March forLifetime Television, and a limited television series. Atlas is now partnering withBroadway producer Chris Bensinger for the musical version of Real Women. She is alsofeatured in the book Write Now! from Penguin/Tarcher Publishing, released January2011. In 2012 she will be developing the forthcoming YA novel by bestselling authorDiana Lopez for a television movie, as well as co-producing the play Detained in theDesertin San Antonio for the fall of 2012.Eva Beling is a Producer and Director with a Bachelor of Arts in Filmand Television from San Francisco State University, and wasawarded the National Academy of Television Arts and SciencesEmmy Award Production Scholarship. Eva has also studied film atNew York University, and Drama in Miami, Florida.Eva has worked on successful TV-drama series, as a Producer atStockholm International Film Festival, and for various independentproduction companies in New York and Sweden. She was also theProducer for a weekly TV-program that won an award for BestAlternative Cultural and Public Affairs Program.Eva Beling’s most recent work includes a two-part documentary series for SwedishNational Television about a legendary Swedish film critic, and two programs dedicatedto the late Ingmar Bergman where prominent actors discuss their work with Bergmanin film and theater.40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker BiographiesHannah Buchdahl is a veteran producer/writer of broadcastnews and non-fiction/reality programming whose work hasbeen seen on a variety of network and cable outlets, includingCNN, NBC, UPN, FOX, TLC, Lifetime and Reelz Channel.While dabbling in the shark-infested waters of Los Angeles(where there's a free movie screening somewhere just aboutevery day), she found herself watching — and debating themerits of — more movies than ever before.In 2009, as Hannah and a couple of gal pals fled L.A. for a return to their east coastroots (in MD, NY and N.C.), they co-created Chickflix.net, a movie review site/blogfeaturing fun, informative, easy to digest reviews from a uniquely femaleperspective. Hannah writes her reviews under the name "Mainstream Chick" becauseshe generally favors movies with mass appeal and a direct narrative over the morecerebral stuff. That said, she's quick to get behind any movie that can draw her in with agood story, good characters/performances, good pacing, and minimal bloodshed especially if recommended by her Chickflix co-founders, "Arty Chick" (in NYC) and"Adventurous Chick" (in Asheville, NC). Hannah is based in Rockville, MD and is amember of WAFCA, the Washington DC Area Film Critics Association.Chickflix.net was recently mentioned in O - The Oprah Magazine as a go-to site for "afun, fresh perspective on blockbusters, indie fare, and more." The Chicks understandthat movies are subjective. Therefore, feedback and debate are welcomed andencouraged. Join the conversation on the site as well as on Facebook(facebook.com/chickflix) and Twitter (@chickflixnet).Randi Cohen Coblenz is part of the team at Video Actionwhere she is involved with producing as well as assessingmanagement. Prior to joining Video Action, Randi was aProduction Manager/Associate Producer for the animationcompany Studio Kinate, where she worked on a 2D STEMproject for the Office of Naval Research and corporateclients. As Director of Development for the Ciesla FoundationRandi stewarded the successful release of the documentary Yoo-Hoo Mrs. Goldberg intheaters throughout the country. She organized extensive social media promotion of thefilm for distribution and film festival bookings. While at The Earthwatch Institute, Randiestablished the media department and a film archive and database. With her ownresources Randi produced and edited The Story of the Lost Dog & Cat RescueFoundation to raise awareness of the need for shelter adoptionshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v zCXHyir9v7k.Randi proudly serves on the Executive Board for Women in Film and Video. An alumniof Emerson College’s masters program in Mass Communication, and the University ofArizona, Randi understands the power of media to persuade, inform and entertain.40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker BiographiesTimothy Cooper is a New York City-based screenwriter anddirector. He wrote and directed the web sitcom Concierge:The Series (http://ConciergeTheSeries.com), starringcomedians from Saturday Night Live, 30 Rock, Last ComicStanding, the Onion News Network, and Upright CitizensBrigade. The series was nominated for the WGA Award forOutstanding Achievement in Writing Original New Media in2011.Timothy's debut political comedy video, Transparency, was featured on the front pagesof YouTube Comedy and Slate magazine. His first feature-writing credit, Away FromHere, starring Nick Stahl, Alicia Witt, and Ray Wise, is set for release in 2013. Herecently wrote and directed a new digital pilot featuring actors from Late Night withJimmy Fallon, and is currently developing a short film and several feature scripts.In his spare time, Timothy is also the manager of the Writers Guild of America, Eastsoftball team. He teaches screenwriting and filmmaking in Brooklyn.Maryanne Culpepper was named President of NationalGeographic Television (NGT) in April 2011. She oversees allbusiness and editorial activities for the documentary productionand sales arm of National Geographic. Documentary filmsproduced by NGT can be seen on the National GeographicChannel and PBS in the US and other broadcasters worldwide.Culpepper was previously Executive Vice President, Editorialand New Business Development and Senior Vice President,Editorial Development, NGT.Culpepper, an Emmy Award-winning writer/producer with 25 years of experience intelevision production and broadcast management, joined NGT in 1996 as Director,Story Development. Prior to joining National Geographic, Culpepper was founder andpresident of Graffiti Works, a film and video production company based in Orlandoand DC. Other previous positions include producer/director at Auburn Television andresearch director for WUFT-TV, Gainesville’s public television station.Culpepper won a regional Emmy (Suncoast) for excellence in Children’s and FamilyProgramming for Food TV, a comedy series on nutrition that aired on PBS. She alsohas won multiple CINE Golden Eagle Awards, including one as writer of At the Timeof Diagnosis, a multipart series for Time-Life hosted by former Surgeon General of theUnited States Dr. C. Everett Koop. Lost in Time was her first documentary productionto air nationally on PBS in 1984.40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker BiographiesFollowing a successful career as both an Equity and SAG actor,Janet Davidson segued into producing and directing commercialsbefore moving to Los Angeles to pursue a career as an AssistantDirector and then Director, in prime-time TV. Known as one of thefirst steadily working female Assistant Directors in both episodic andmovies for television, Ms. Davidson is credited First AD in over 200episodic and 20 telefilms. Before moving from Los Angeles to NewMexico she was a full time Director in series television, Ms. Davidsonhas directed Earth2, Cagney & Lacey, Soul Food, Judging Amy, andmultiple episodes of Any Day Now, which has earned an Image Award nomination fromthe NAACP based on Ms. Davidson’s work on the episode ―Lighten Up Rene.‖Ms. Davidson is a founding member of New Mexico Women in Film and served as itsPresident for almost four years. She is currently Vice Chair of Women in Film andTelevision International. WIFTI Short Film Showcase, an annual March 8th event, wasproduced in 2011 and again in 2012 by Ms. Davidson.Besides coaching actors privately Ms. Davidson also has monthly acting workshopswww.ACTjanetdavidson.comMs. Davidson has taught both film and drama at Pecos HS and she is a faculty memberat UNM, teaching Sophomore Seminars ―What the Film Industry has to offer YOU.‖ Shehas taught "Kids First Film Critic Boot Camp" at Disney Studios. Janet also serves onthe board of New Mexico Women in Arts and Kids First.Recently she returned to her roots by directing Moonlight and Magnolias at the Santa FePlayhouse.Amy DeLouise has more than 20 years experience in causemarketing, branding, and nonprofit governance. Anexperienced speaker, workshop presenter and facilitator, Amyhas also won more than 40 top national awards for creativeexcellence in video and multimedia production. She has beena featured speaker for the National Association of Broadcasters(NAB), the National Association of Independent Schools andDRI (an association of the defense bar), among others. Herclients also include the American Israel Public AffairsCommittee (AIPAC), the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Children’s National MedicalCenter, and Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts.Long a proponent of women breaking barriers, she received the prized Woman of VisionLeadership award from Women in Film & Video, of which she is a Past President, andwas named a Washington Area Woman-Owned Small Business Leader by the Women’sBusiness Enterprise National Council. She has served on the Women’s Advisory Boardfor The Washington Group/Mass Mutual and is a Trustee Emerita of the all-girls HoltonArms School.40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker BiographiesAn avid musician, Amy performs five concerts a year as co-principal violinist of the NIHPhilharmonia and sings throughout the region with the women’s a cappella octet Venusd Minor. (Their new CD Digital Redemption is available on Amazon, iTunes andCDBaby!).Julie Ann Emery began her career on stages across the country inshows ranging from Boy Gets Girl (The Geffen Playhouse), Play ItAgain Sam (Drury Lane), and Elmer Gantry (Marriott Linconshire) toGypsy (*Jeff Nomination), Bye Bye Birdie (Pittsburgh CLO), and theNational Tours of .Forum and Annie.TV: Series Regular: Line ofFire and Commander-In0Chief, other TV credits include: Damages,Suits, The Riches, Dexter, October Road, Sarah Connor Chronicles,and Hallmark Hall of Fame’s Pictues of Hollis Woods with SissySpacek (Cami Award). Features: Hitch, Nothing But the Truth, TheRainbow Tribe, and upcoming The Letter, Movie 43, and currently in festivals across thecountry The History of Future Folk. Julie Ann also writes, directs, and produces her ownaward winning web series Then We Got Help! (garnering Indie Soap, CA TV Guide, Manof the Hour Awards and Indie Intertube, IAWTV nominations).www.thenwegothelp.com.Maddie Grant, CAE is the co-author of Open Community: a littlebook of big ideas for associations navigating the social web andHumanize: How People-Centric Organizations Succeed in a SocialWorld. Maddie is also the lead editor for SocialFishing, one of themost visited and respected blogs written for association executives,where she gets to express her viewpoint as a classic Gen-X earlyadopter and ―shiny new toy‖ addict. As the chief social mediastrategist for SocialFish, Maddie draws from more than 10 years ofexperience in marketing, communications, and international businessoperations to help associations large and small build capacity for using social media toachieve business results. Find Maddie at www.socialfish.org.Tanya Green oversees and manages all the 9storyprojects that hit the production floor, from development tofinal delivery. She works closely with all departments toensure that the creative and the technical aspects of allthe company’s projects meet 9story’s expectations, and isresponsible for managing all the creative, schedules,budgets and crew that enter the studio.Prior to joining 9story, Tanya headed up the animation department at BreakthroughFilms and Television, assisting with development and production of such properties as40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker BiographiesJimmy Two Shoes, My Big Big Friend and Atomic Betty, in addition to serving assupervising producer on Producing Parker and Jimmy Two Shoes.Tanya started her career in lifestyle television and quickly moved up the productionladder, learning everything she could about each genre of television. Before enteringthe animated arena, she would find herself working on performing arts series, dramaticseries, feature films and documentary series for various broadcasters in Canada. Herexperience includes everything from carrying camera equipment to production managingcrews overseas - all in the name of creating stimulating and engaging television for kidsand adults the world over.Grace Guggenheim has been producing films for more thantwenty years. As a Producer for Guggenheim Productions sheoversaw production for Berga: Soldiers of Another War, APlace in the Land, The Johnstown Flood and Harry S.Truman:1884 -1972, among others. Many of her films are inuse at museums and libraries across the US and severalreceived Academy Award awards or nominations. Ms.Guggenheim is managing the preservation of CharlesGuggenheim's legacy at The Academy of Motion Picture Artsand Sciences/Academy Film Archive in Los Angeles and TheJohn F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Bostonand advises the programming committeefor The Charles Guggenheim Center for Documentary Film located at the NationalArchives.Maggie Hadleigh-West is an internationally recognized socialjustice activist, filmmaker and public speaker. In her work,she skillfully explores personal experience and transforms itinto socio-political activism using film, short stories, workshops,trainings and educational programs. The primary focus of herwork is an imperative for social justice, specifically aroundissues of sexism, sexual assault, race and racism, homophobiaand trauma.Hadleigh-West’s films and presentations have been usedaround the world in theaters, broadcast television, cable outlets, nonprofit organizations,conferences, corporations, colleges and government agencies. Since 2002 theDepartment of Defense has been using her work in labs and seminars to educate allbranches of the military around issues of sexism, sexual harassment and sexual assault.She is considered to be an expert on sexual harassment, sexual assault and racism andhas appeared on numerous national and international television and radio programsincluding 20/20,The Today Show, CBS News, The Oprah Show, Lifetime Live, OxygenMedia, BBC, NPR, and CNN.40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker BiographiesHadleigh-West has received numerous awards and grants for her work including a 2010Accolade Award, a 2010 Indie Fest Award, 2010, 2008 and 2005 Alcyon Grantee, 2004New York State Council on the Arts Grantee.Jeffrey Hall is the Chief Creative Officer of WILL Interactive. Hehelped pioneer the invention, development, and distribution ofinteractive movies. Utilizing "choose your own adventure" interactivedramas, WILL Interactive has an unmatched record of combining indiefilmmaking, gaming conventions, and a patented learningmethodology into innovative and engaging projects shown byacademic studies to improve quality of life and job performance.Since his first interactive drama in 1995, he has written and/ordirected dozens of interactive movies and supervised thedevelopment of many more. His work has won numerous media, education, andsimulation/training awards and has been featured in USA Today, in The WashingtonPost, on CNN, and on Yahoo's front page. His unique career profile was featured onConde Nast's Portfolio.com. His work has been presented at approximately one hundredseminars, workshops, and keynote speeches at conferences such as AmericanPsychological Association, the Serious Games Summit, and American Film Institute.In addition to writing and directing, he leads the WILL Interactive product developmentstaff of writers, directors, producers, video editors, and programmers - managing thecreation of six to ten feature-length interactive movies per year.Nan Halperin is the Business Development Manager for ITNSource, one of the world’s largest, most diverse, global footagearchives. She joined ITN Source in 2008, initially responsible forlicensing footage exclusively to the U.S. Education market.Currently, she manages a diverse portfolio of TV Networks,independent producers, non-profit organizations and educationalpublishers. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, Nan is part of ITN’s US Teamrepresenting ITN Source and its partners, which include Reuters,Fox News & Fox Movietone, ITV Studios, Images of War and otherpremier footage archives.Nan has over 20 years of experience in sales and marketing, with a specialization ineducation. Prior to joining ITN Source, she held sales and marketing positions withCNN’s Turner Learning (now CNN Education); bigchalk, the Education Network; andsuch prestigious children's home video companies as Children’s Television Workshopand Hanna-Barbera.40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker BiographiesPeter Hamilton (Peter Hamilton Consultants) is a formerCBS executive whose consulting clients since 1987 haveincluded Discovery, A E, BBC, Smithsonian, NBC and NatGeo. His government clients include Singapore’s MediaDevelopment Authority. Peter is an international authority onthe development, funding, production and distribution offactual programs. He publishes the leading industry enewsletter DocumentaryTelevision.com, that focuses on the business of the nonfictiontelevision business. He was educated in Australia and at the University of Pennsylvania(MBA).Richard Harrington has had a long relationship with media.When he was seven, he was grounded for using magnets torearrange the picture tube on the family’s 13-inch color TV (itworks but don’t try it). He has since gone on to many moreinteresting adventures.After 12 years of working in the graphic design and videoindustry, Richard Harrington set off to found his own group,RHED Pixel. His goal was to harness the new generation ofdigital video tools to bring high-quality media production to a broad audience. In 1999,Richard Harrington Video opened its doors, offering video production, multimedia, andconsulting services to a wide range of clients. RHED is an acronym for RichardHarrington Electronic Design. This encapsulated the core services of the company. Theword pixel is a portmanteau for picture element, the building block of the visualcommunications industry.Rich believes that we live in a world that is getting increasingly cluttered with confusingmessages. His personal philosophy is communicate motivate create. A firm believerthat media can have powerfully results. He looks forward to the chance of helping youwith your next projectChip Hourihan has produced fifteen independent films in the past tenyears, including Frozen River, which received the Grand Jury Prize atthe 2008 Sundance Film Festival, and was nominated for two 2009Academy Awards. In 2008, Hourihan received an AFI Award for BestPicture for producing Frozen River. Produced for well under 1M,Frozen River earned over 5M in box office receipts, and appeared onmany lists citing the best films of the year.Hourihan recently produced and served as line producer for the independent feature AnyDay Now starring Alan Cumming and Garret Dillahunt, winner of four Audience Awardsfor Best Dramatic Feature in four festival appearances to date (Tribeca, Seattle,40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker BiographiesProvincetown, and Outfest). He produced They’re Out of the Business, releasedtheatrically by IFC Films and broadcast by Showtime in 2011. Since that time, he hasproduced and line produced the upcoming independent features Desert Cathedral andNorthern Borders. Hourihan produced and was the 2nd unit director for Mind the Gap,winner of the Special Jury Award for Narrative Feature at South by Southwest andreleased theatrically, broadcast, and distributed by Showtime in 2004. Hourihan wrote,produced, and directed the dramatic feature Glissando, which Variety called ―a smallgem deserving wider exposure a striking debut for talented helmer-scripter ChipHourihan.‖Hourihan has produced documentary work that includes the features The Red Book Filmand Living Here: A Kamchatka Tale, both currently in postproduction, Rocks With Wings,the documentary TV series Aperture and Made in the USA, and short-form work forMaysles Films. He has also produced television programs, series, segments and promopackages for networks including NBC, CBS, Fox, PBS, TNT, TNN, MTV, ESPN,Showtime, Nickelodeon, Al Jazeera and TF1. He is a former commercial line producer,music video director, and location manager for directors Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, PaulMazursky, Anton Corbijn, and Tony Kaye.Jan Lisa Huttner, author of Penny’s Picks: 50 Movies by WomenFilmmakers, is an award-winning feminist activist who reviews filmsby women directors and screenwriters for WomenArts, andcontributes freelance articles to The Huffington Post, Women &Hollywood, Women’s eNews, the Women’s Newspapers, etc.After 35 years in Chicago (where she was an active member of theChicago Film Critics Association), Jan has recently moved toBrooklyn, where she is a new member of NYWFT (New YorkWomen in Film & Television), as well as a continuing member ofWFCC (the Women Film Critics Circle). Jan is the founder of theinternet-based initiative WITASWAN (Women in the Audience Supporting Women ArtistsNow), and co-founder (with WomenArts) of International SWAN Day.Margaret Johnson is the Founder and Executive Director atLakeArts Foundation, Inc. Ms. Johnson, along with foundingpartner and Producing Director, Bonnie Nelson Schwartz wereinspired to bring over thirty years of experience in the film andtheatre industry to an organization devoted to developing andsharing creative ideas, outside of the marketplace setting. In2009, LakeArts launched its Festival of Arts and Innovationdeveloping creative works and workshops through collaborativepartnerships with Toronto Film Festival, Tribeca FlashpointAcademy, Carnegie Mellon’s Entertainment Technology Center40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker Biographiesand Edinboro University’s animation program. Throughout the year, LakeArtsFoundation’s workshop and incubation programs work with regional organizations todevelop new works in film, theatre and dance.In 1998 Ms. Johnson launched MJJL, Inc. designed to consult on various independentfilm productions, including the Academy Award nominated short film, 12:01PM, and forindependent production groups such as the Dwight Yoakam producing team includingBilly Bob Thornton and Peter Fonda. She is currently consulting on, developing andsecuring film financing for the feature film project, Laughing Whitefish, based on a bookauthored by Robert Travers (Anatomy of a Murder), Valley of the Kings and Churchill:The Finest Hour, with Emanuel Wolf (former President of Production, Allied Artists) asExecutive Producer.Margaret Johnson joined Disney Studio’s feature-film development Creative Executiveteam in Burbank in 1991, where she was instrumental in developing such productions asJames and the Giant Peach, and Iron Will and Disney Animation’s Pocahontas II andLilo and Stitch. She was with Disney’s Buena Vista International (BVI) Distribution andAcquisition division prior to joining Paramount Studios where she supervised the film,South Park.Prior to her tenure at Disney and Paramount, Ms. Johnson wrote and produced multiplepilots for Lifetime, Showtime and HBO TV as part of writing and producing team based inNew York and Los Angeles. She also co-produced two documentaries for Japanesetelevision based on several Hollywood filmmakers and the Academy Awards.Allen Kalman has 20 years of publishing and producingexperience in print, online, mobile, interactive television andemerging platforms. At both ABC/Disney and Fremantle Media,he led digital production for brands such as Who Wants to Be aMillionaire, Baywatch, and American Idol. He has also producedmobile projects for CBS, MTV, NBA and Lifetime Television.Currently Al runs AKMG, a consulting firm that develops newproducts for the digital space, including the recently launchedAbraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter iPhone app for FOX Films.He’s also on a mission for the perfect pizza as founder and critic at PizzaSnobo.com.Email him at alkal@alkalmedia.com.Follow him at @Al Kal or @PizzaSnobo.A child of a Holocaust survivor and a US Army officer, AvivaKempner was born in Berlin, Germany after World War II. Herheritage inspired Ms. Kempner to produce and co-writePartisans of Vilna, a documentary on Jewish resistance againstthe Nazis. She was the executive producer of the 1989Grammy-award nominated record, Partisans of Vilna: TheSongs of World War II Jewish Resistance.40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker BiographiesShe also wrote the narration for Promises to Keep, the Academy Award-nominateddocumentary on the homeless. Ms. Kempner is a recipient of the 1996 GuggenheimFellowship and the 2000 DC Mayor’s Art Award. She received the 2001 Women ofVision award from D.C.’s Women in Film and Video chapter and the 2001 Media Artsaward from the National Foundation for Jewish Culture.She writes film criticism and feature articles for numerous publications, including TheBoston Globe, The Forward, Washington Jewish Week and The Washington Post. Shealso lectures about cinema throughout the country. She started the Washington JewishFilm Festival in 1989. She attended the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, McDowelland Yaddo artist colonies in 2002-2004.She has served on the board of CINE, DC VOTE, Forum for the Psychoanalytical Studyof Film, District of Columbia Jewish Community Center, and Women in Film and Video.Ms. Kempner lives in Washington, DC where she plays a prominent role in the artist andfilm community. She is also an activist for voting rights for the District of Columbia.Ms. Kempner wrote chapters for the books, Daughters of Absence, What Israel Meansto Me, and Jews and American Popular Culture.Elizabeth Klinck has worked as producer, researcher andclearance specialist on numerous award-winning Canadian,American and British documentary films that have garneredEmmy, Gemini, Peabody and Academy awards.A graduate of Queen’s University she has taught documentaryresearch and development at Ryerson University in Toronto andhas led research and rights clearance workshops at numerousinternational conferences.Elizabeth won the inaugural Canadian Gemini Award for Best Visual Research in 2010.In 2005 and 2011, she received nominations for FOCAL International’s Researcher ofthe Year Award. In 2006 she received an Emmy nomination in the category OutstandingIndividual Achievement in a Craft – Research. Recently she was awarded the FOCALInternational Lifetime Achievement Award.Elizabeth serves as a member of the FOCAL International Executive and Historymakers. She is a founding chairperson of the Visual Researchers’ Society of Canadaand is a member of DOC and WIFT Toronto.Kiley Kraskouskas is an award-winning producer and cofounder and president of Thinking Forward Media. Beforelaunching Thinking Forward Media she worked as a producer andbusiness developer for two top Virginia film companies, RockCreek Productions of Reston, and Cortina Productions ofMcLean. She then served as producer and the principal40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDCSpeaker Biographiesfundraiser for the independent feature documentary, Essakane Film. Kiley is a soughtafter instructor, speaker, and consultant whose expertise includes crowd funding, videoproduction, and business development. Recent films for which she has consultedinclude: Teach me How to Sea, Coded Stories, and The Last Battlefront.Additional production and consulting clients include: The George Washington University,Daring or Nothing Productions, The University of Maryland Small Business DevelopmentCenter and the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies. Kiley serves on the board ofDocs in Progress and is a longtime member of Women in Film and Video (WIFV). WIFVrecently honored her with their Randy Goldman Scholarship, which provided tuition tothe Maine Media Institute for the course, ―Writing and Developing the Documentary.‖She holds a Master Degree in Sociology from New York University and a Bachelor’sdegree in Sociology and Political Science from the University of Denver. Kiley can bereached for video production work as
WIFTI Summit 2012/ScriptDC Speaker Biographies 40 Chapters 5 Continents 10,000 Members An award-winning producer and personal manager, Marilyn R. Atlas is equally at home in the worlds of film, television, and live theater. Among her credits as film producer are Real Women Have Curves for HBO, which won the Audience Award at the Sundance .
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