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Currently, I offer five titles (on 2 DVD’s) for sale. DVD’s are $35 each and $6 shipping.
Click on any selection below for more information, clips etc. I also offer Downloads of most titles.  

 

“Detroit Documentaries DVD”&“Stranded at The Corner: The Battle to Save Historic Tiger Stadium” combo SALE!

2 DVD’s-5 Documentaries, for only $60.00! $7.00 S&H

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includes: The Hudson's Building, Borderline: The Story of 8 Mile Road,
Train Station: Michigan Central Train Depot

The Detroit Documentaries DVD features 3 Detroit themed documentaries: The Emmy Wining "Borderline: The Story of 8 Mile Road", the very popular "The Hudson's Building" (a favorite at Detroit Historical Museum screenings), and Train Station (Michigan Central Train Depot), a documentary shot in 1998 and released in 2004 .

All Three Titles on one DVD….

To view clips from this DVD, use the playlist.

This Playlist includes clips from each of the documentaries on the
  Detroit Documentaries DVD. 

Stranded at The Corner:
The Battle to Save Historic Tiger Stadium

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 This highly acclaimed production (3 Telly Awards, 2 Emmy's, 11 Emmy nominations) tells the story of baseball's oldest field and the backstage maneuvering that led to its abandonment. Official selection; National Baseball Hall of Fame Film Festival 2006
 


The Brown House
Fifty Years in a Frank Lloyd Wright Home



 For over fifty years Eric and Ann Brown have lived in a Frank Lloyd Wright home in the Parkwyn district of Kalamazoo, Michigan. The Home was kept to the exact design elements as dictated by the architect. Featuring rare photos of Frank Lloyd Wright in Kalamazoo, personal correspondence between the family and the architect, and interviews with three generations, this documentary is an endearing portrait of one Kalamazoo's preeminent families and the home they loved.
 

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this clip is from my documentary "Bombing L.A, A Graffiti Documentary" It features several of L.A.'s premiere writers of the late 80's and early 90's. One of the most prolific was "Wisk". Here he gets caught and confronted by a property owner who voices the usual objections to graffiti.

Bombing L.A.
A Graffitti Documentary



From tagging to piecing, this controversial documentary chronicles some of L.A.'s OG graffitti writers and crews from the late 80’s and 90’s.Shot from a graffitti writers perspective, the question of whether it's art or vandalism is left for you to decide.
Segments were featured on NBC News/Today Show.

“An audio & video feast”
L.A. Weekly (Pick of the Week)

Winner; Bronze Apple: National Educational Film & Video Festival

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Justiceville

Los Angeles skid row is the setting for this multi-award winning production. A spirited group of homeless people attempt to create their own community in response to dangerous and overcrowded conditions at area shelters.
Narrated by Eileen Brennan
Winner; Bronze Apple: National Educational Film & Video Festival