Broadcast

Broadcast Documentaries

"The Atlanta Project Documentary," the first major piece to come out of President Carter's initiative to combat poverty and hopelessness in the inner city. Winner of a CINE Golden Eagle and an Addy award for best national video production.

"William VanDerKloot has beautifully captured the spirit and mission of the Atlanta Project. He has helped us spread a message of cooperation and hope throughout Atlanta and the country." --Carrie Harmon of the Carter Center

"Energy: Progress Revisited," a one-hour PBS special hosted by ABC news anchor Forrest Sawyer. Acclaimed at the Houston Film Festival and awarded a CINE Golden Eagle.

"It's an example of how to produce a serious look at a serious topic...this documentary should be required viewing for the three network bosses." --The Atlanta Journal and Constitution

"Portrait of America: Georgia," produced for Turner Broadcasting System and hosted by Hal Holbrook. Awarded the coveted George Foster Peabody Award which is considered the "Pulitzer of broadcast journalism."

"...best program ever produced for TBS." --The Atlanta Journal Constitution

"World of Audubon," an environmental magazine series for television produced for Turner Broadcasting System. Awarded five Emmy awards (GA NATAS) and two CINE Golden Eagles.

"One of television's most vital news series...'World of Audubon' is a welcome newcomer to the world of electronic nature programming. In one fell swoop, it has earned a place in the wildlife hierarchy next to 'National Geographic' and 'Nature.'" --The Christian Science Monitor

"Cumberland: Island In Time," a feature-length documentary featuring the natural and cultural history of this exotic coastal island in Georgia. The film is slated for national PBS broadcast in late 2002.