Filmmakers

Arthur Nicholls Producer | Los Angeles
United States of America
A Texas transplant to Los Angeles, Arthur has a passion for socially conscious documentary. He has produced work in the United States, Cambodia, Nicaragua, and South Africa on a variety of topics ranging from international politics to deaf literature.
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Cecil Feeder Director | San Francisco
United States of America
The native San Franciscan Cecil B. Feeder is best known for OUR LADY OF TAMALE, a heartfelt and colorful documentary about Virginia Ramos The Tamale Lady SF. This innovative filmmaker creates colorful and distinct movies that delight viewers world wide. His movies have screened in Germany, Switzerland, UK, Denmark, Croatia, Czech Republic, and the US. He was recently awarded the Certificate of Honor from the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, and he received the Award of Excellence at the Alice Film Festival in 2008.
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Jennifer Utz Director | Brooklyn
United States of America

Jennifer Utz has been covering the Iraqi refugee crisis since the fall of 2006. She was one of the first journalists to highlight the extent of the crisis, breaking the story on Democracy Now in February 2007. Her subsequent reports aired on ABC World News Tonight, France 24, and Current TV.

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Jennifer Abod Producer | Long Beach
United States of America
Jennifer Abod is an educator and award winning video and audio producer. She holds a degree in Intercultural Media Education and Women's Studies and is a UCLA Research Scholar. Abod is working on her fourth video documentary.
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Jonathan Gruber Director
United States of America

Jonathan is the executive producer of Black Eye Productions, where he has been producing and directing documentaries, films, videos and interactive media since 1995.

Clients include National Geographic, A & E Networks, The Discovery Channel, ESPN, DreamWorks, Bill Graham Presents, GAP, Oracle, TechTV, NYMEX, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and many others, on subjects as diverse as organ transplants, consumer technology and inventor Alexander Graham Bell.

Before heading up Black Eye, he worked with Robert Chang Productions in New York, producing and directing video news releases, commercials and live satellite events. Clients included Pepsi-Cola, Frito Lay and General Electric. His award-winning documentary film, Pola’s March, is currently airing on public television stations across the United States.

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