Secrets of the Nolichucky River

Client: East Tennessee PBS

Along the banks of the Nolichucky River in upper East Tennessee, archaeologists have discovered a lost village which may be a legendary Cherokee homeland. Among the cultural treasures found at the site: glass European trade beads and a musket ball from a Spanish weapon discovered in a burned Native house. Did the Spanish attack this village? Join the East Tennessee State University archaeology team as they explore the mysteries beneath our feet and unlock the Secrets of the Nolichucky River. Nominated for a MidSouth Emmy Award for Cultural Documentaries.

A Sense of Revolution

Client: East Tennessee PBS

During the Vietnam War, a burgeoning protest movement gained momentum on East Tennessee college campuses. Nominated for a MidSouth Emmy Award for Historical Documentaries.

Cumberland Mountain State Park

Client: Tennessee State Parks

Tells the story of the creation of the park by the Civilian Conservation Corps.

Norris Dam State Park

Client: Tennessee State Parks

This short history of the building of the dam tells the story of how the Civilian Conservation Corps built the park as part of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal.

A True American

Client: East Tennessee PBS

African American veterans of the Vietnam War recount their experiences. Nominated for a MidSouth Emmy Award for Historical Documentaries.

Project SEARCH Knoxville

Client: Cerebral Palsy Center

A program providing job skills training for adults with disabilities.