Above are short clips of just a few TV Documentaries I’ve edited in London and Seattle over the years, including…

• Treasures of the World – a 3-part series for national PBS on the history, tragedies and romances behind the MONA LISA, GUERNICA, FABERGÉ EGGS, TAJ MAHAL and 2 others – with interviews, new footage, archive and reenactments

• The Churchills – worked on program 2 (1932-1945) of a 3-part history of England’s Churchill family using rare home movies, archive/current footage and new interviews with family members and those who knew or worked with Winston, his parents and children…shown on the UK’s ITV and US’s national PBS and DVD

• World on a Plate – edited programs 1 and 2 in a major 10-part series on the history of food for BBC…shot on super 16mm film

• The Mysterious Career of Lee Harvey Oswald – edited the prologue of Director William Cran’s doc for Frontline/Timewatch (PBS/BBC), examining new information on JFK’s assassin

• Spies in the Sky – using raw footage and outtakes from US/UK and Russian military archives and period newsreels, this program takes an in-depth look at the activities of US and Russian spy plane missions over each other’s territory during the Cold War years…for Timewatch – BBC

• The Trail of Red Mercury – journalist Gwynn Roberts’ investigation for UK’s Channel 4 Dispatches into an alleged substance the Russians were making which could produce a nuclear bomb the size of a tea cup