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Dr. Michelle Peticolas
Producer/Director |
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Michelle is an independent filmmaker with a doctorate in sociology from Indiana
University. She worked with the award-winning New York documentary
production company, Claypoint Productions, on The Creative Spark,
one of a 4-part series on dreaming for the Discover Channel and other
films. In New York City and later in San Francisco, she produced and
hosted a popular half-hour cable series, On the Edge, exploring
the mind, body, spirit connection.
Since the deaths of her parents, she has been working on a four-part film series, Secrets of Life and Death, which focuses on death as an impetus for personal and spiritual change. The films have the stamp of her twenty-plus years with a Sufi Master from Baghdad. She has been screening them in workshops to explore presence with dying. As an outgrowth of her film work, she currently teaches seminars on end-of-life at JFK University and leads a partner-loss support group at Sutter VNA and Hospice. |
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Robert Mohr
Director of Photography |
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Trained at the Famous Photographer School, Robert has produced both still and
motion pictures. He has directed multi-camera live and live-to-tape programs
for broadcast, disc, tape, and webcast. He has worked on projects for Airstream Pictures, Commonwealth Club,
Computer History Museum, Contrast Productions, Cornerstone Productions,
Directors Guild of America, Fox Pictures' X-Men 3, National
Television Academy Santa Fe Productions' They Came to America (PBS), and Summertime Films' Her Best Move. |
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Elaine Trotter
On Line Editor |
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Elaine was online editor and instructor for Bay Area Video Coalition
in San Francisco for fifteen years. In 1985, she started her own company,
Invision Production. Her credits include: Ballet Afsaneh's
performance DVD; Edison's 100th Birthday for the Smithsonian Institute; In the Mind's Eye for an installation at NY MOMA and other museums;
KQED's (PBS station) weekly magazine Womentime and Company and an
award winning short, Let's Face It. |
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Elise Lebec
Composer |
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An accomplished singer and songwriter as well as sound composer for film,
Elise has a talent for collaboration. Her first album, Tabith Plays Billich is a collection of original piano pieces celebrating the paintings of Australian
artist Charles Billich. No Ordinary Day, a song from her second album, Back to Innocence, was used in the Hollywood film, Americanizing Shelly.
She has composed original music for Metal by Adryenn Ashley, My Mother Said by Jessica Sisson, Une Amercaine a Paris, by Megan
Goedewaage, and Bella Bella by Liz Sher.
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