State side, we work with a variety of skilled crew and talent throughout the Midwest and in Hawaii.  From editors and underwater cinematographers in California, to cultural specialists and hula girls in Hawaii, we have the connections to put together the team your project needs.

Watch Mackenzie Soldan: “Everyone was cheering!” on PBS. See more from Medal Quest.

A mentor and great friend of mine, Judith Vecchione (Independent Lens, Frontline, American Experience), is Executive Producing this all digital series of videos, blogs,  and social media about the Paralympic games.  Every week new blogs and videos are added to their website pbs.org/medalquest, social media content on their facebook.com/medalquest and twitter.com/medalquest sites.

This is PBS’s first all digitial project for general audiences, which is exciting news for producers like us who develop for web, mobile, and interactive platforms.

Public media should always be delivered and produced for the public space.  Though almost every American house hold has a television in it, the broadcast programming model does not support the endless content possibilities and diverse voices that the web and 2.0 mediums allow.  I applaud PBS for their move into the digital space, and look forward to more series of this kind.

Find out more about this great series at:

American Paralympic Athletes | Medal Quest | PBS.

Here is a YouTube 3D teaser:

via Bear Documentary at Sundance Blurs Art, Augmented Reality – Mobiledia.