Televised Projects
“Minority Business in
the 21st Century with Julianne Malveaux”
Producer
A one-hour television special hosted by noted
economist and author Dr. Julianne Malveaux, currently President
of Bennett College. The program was broadcast on Howard University
Television and was scheduled for national distribution in the
fall 2006.
“A Celebration of Life: Rising Above
Breast Cancer”
Producer
One hour special hosted by Nancy Wilson, premiered April 1, 2001
and broadcast on Public Television Stations through December 2003.
African American women are dying from this disease at a rate higher
than any other race or ethnic group. This program focuses on breast
cancer survivors and highlights community-based programs around
the country that emphasize the need for early detection and treatment
to fight this deadly disease. Check your local listings for broadcast
dates and times. Visit our web site at: www.acelebrationoflife.org
“A.I.D.S at 21: Specter of an Epidemic”
Supervising Producer
One hour special that aired on the Discovery Health Channel. Premiered
December 2002 on World AIDS Day. Examined the increasing incidence
of HIV/AIDS in African American men between the ages of 15-29.
Also explored the issue of Men who have sex with men which some
site as the reason for the increasing incidences of HIV/AIDS in
African American women.
“Forever Ella: A Celebration of Ella Fitzgerald, Legendary
American Singer”
Supervising Producer
A two-hour Arts and Entertainment Biography Special, premiered
February 2000.
“Walk A Mile In My Shoes: The 90 Year Journey of the NAACP”,
Co-Executive Producer. A one hour special nationally syndicated,
which looked at the history of this organization on the front
lines of fighting for civil rights.
“Walk A Mile In My Shoes: The 90 Year Journey of
the NAACP”
Co-Executive
Producer. A one hour special nationally syndicated, which looked
at the history of this organization on the front lines of fighting
for civil rights.
“United Cerebral Palsy Live Telecast”
Producer
A live telecast of the United Cerebral Palsy of Maryland Telethon
for WJZ-TV (Ch.13).
“Martin Luther King, Jr.: The March To Freedom”,Producer.
One hour Emmy award and Jr. Iris award documentary nationally
distributed by Hearst Broadcasting.
“U. S. Conference of Mayors” :30 PSA’s
on Breast Cancer
Producer
PSA’s produced with introductions from Mayors from around
the country to encourage early detection and treatment for breast
cancer.
“Martin Luther King, Jr.: The March
To Freedom”
Producer.
One hour Emmy award and Jr. Iris award documentary nationally
distributed by Hearst Broadcasting.
“Til earth and Heaven Ring: A History in Harmony of the
Black Chorus in America”
Producer
One hour special. Winner of a National Association of Broadcasters
Life in America Award. This special follows the internationally
renowned Morgan State University Choir under the direction of
Dr. Nathan Carter as they visited and performed at sites throughout
the South that were a part of the Civil Rights Movement.
“To The Contrary: Special on Domestic Violence”
Producer
For Maryland Public television with nationally recognized experts
and live Audience, taped on location at George Washington University.
“Images & Realities”
Supervising Producer, Coordinating Producer and Producer,
respectively
Four two hour specials nationally syndicated on the NBC O&O
stations between 1990-1993, with personal testimonies from celebrities
as well as extraordinary individuals throughout the country on
issues relating to the African American experience, from a positive
perspective.
“America’s Black Forum”
Producer
Weekly Nationally syndicated news magazine format program hosted
by Julian Bond, current Chairman of the NAACP.
“Essence the Television Show”
Producer
Weekly Nationally syndicated magazine format program hosted by
editor-in-chief of the popular Essence Magazine, Susan L. Taylor.
“Hour Magazine”
Midwest/East Coast Field Producer
Daily magazine format program syndicated by Westinghouse Broadcasting
and hosted by Gary Collins.
