Nelly’s Shocking Day
George Washington’s step-daughter learns more about the making of Houdon’s famous “life mask” of George Washington. Produced for the History Channel in association with The Museum and Education Center at George Washington’s Mount Vernon. Part of the permanent exhibit since 2006. Directed by Terri Randall, written by Steve Reich.
George and Martha Washington: A Very Private Romance
Narrated by Glenn Close, “George and Martha Washington: A 40 Year Romance,” follows the story of George and Martha Washington’s relationship through Martha’s letters. Produced for the History Channel in association with The Museum and Education Center at George Washington’s Mount Vernon. Part of the permanent exhibit since 2006. Director: Terri Randall, Writer: Steve Reich.
George Washington’s Liquid Gold
The story of George Washington’s distillery is told by James Anderson, Washington’s farm manager. Produced for the History Channel in association with The Museum and Education Center at George Washington’s Mount Vernon. Part of the permanent exhibit since 2006.
Abraham Lincoln- The Legacy
Using still images, re-enactments and Lincoln’s letters, we explored Lincoln’s final days. Lincoln is played by Fritz Klein, one of the nation’s best known reenactors of Abraham Lincoln. Part of a four-part series produced for the History Channel. (2009)
Abraham Lincoln- A Humble Man
Using still images, re-enactments and Lincoln’s letters, we explored his hardscrabble childhood. Lincoln is played by Fritz Klein, one of the nation’s best known reenactors of Abraham Lincoln. Part of a four-part series produced for The History Channel. (2009)
FRIENDLY FIRE
Produced for ABC News Productions, “Friendly Fire” follows a story of an American soldier killed by American troops in a blunder during the Gulf War; the circumstances of his death covered up by the military and only revealed following a Senate investigation. The program explores friendly fire incidents in other countries and throughout history. Directed and Produced by Avner Tavori (TLC- 2000).
The Liberty Bell
After the Civil War and into the 20th century the Liberty Bell travelled the country by train, this video documents its journey. Produced for the History Channel in association with Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, part of the permanent exhibition at the Liberty Bell Pavilion since 2004.
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America’s First Spymaster
Robert Townsend, a member of George Washington’s spy ring, tells the story of Washington’s network of daring spies that operated in British-held New York during the American Revolution. Produced for the History Channel in association with The Museum and Education Center at George Washington’s Mount Vernon. Directed by Terri Randall. Written by Steve Reich. Part of the permanent exhibit since 2006.
