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Airing currently on PBS stations around the country...
 
Shizumi Shigeto Manale, a Japanese-American performance artist, travels to Japan to explore the world of the geisha and the inspirations for her own art.
In Production
Barnstorming
An unexpected friendship develops between two pilots and a farm family. From that friendship a new tradition is created, borne in the spirit of one long gone: barnstorming.
(Produced in Association with Glenshaw Creative)
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Picture from a Hiroshima Schoolyard: Seeds of Hope
Pictures drawn by children of Hiroshima Japan in 1946 are discovered at a church in Washington D.C., restored and brought back to Hiroshima for exhibition.
(Co-production with Shizumi Shigeto Manale)
In Development
Apollo Rides Again!
A reenactor's dream of landing on the moon becomes a reality
...on Earth
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Selected Programs
Shizumi Dance Theater
 
A Japanese-American performance artist performs five unique dance pieces. A blend of traditional japanese imagery and avant garde poetic theater. (1 hour)
Winner: Ace Award
Flying Home
  
Using ultralite airplanes, biologists in Virginia teach a group of Trumpeter swans a long-lost migration route to the Chesapeake Bay. (half-hour)
Winner: Videographers Award of Excellence
The New You

An innovative social program helps people build their self esteem and find their own way to a better life. (half-hour)
Nominee: Ace Award
The Quest for Quiet
 
Man-made noise is drowning out the sounds of nature. Sen. John McCain is one of the leaders in an ongoing effort to keep our national parks naturally quiet.
The Mill in Waterford
  
History lives in an 18th century mill in the Quaker-founded villiage of Waterford, Virginia.
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