One of my very favorite videos we’ve made for teaching channel.

Thank you Stephen Rutherford, the inspiring teacher profiled here.

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From cradle to grave, from perfect to painful, the story of the mother/daughter bond is explored in intimate detail and epic scope; revealing a core experience within every woman’s life. From over 500 interviews, the film follows 40 women and girls in key moments of the mother-daughter relationship, including a remarkably diverse group of American women of every age, race, and experience. From birth to death, these stories from ordinary American women define the mother-daughter bond as it endures and changes over a lifetime.

Minute by minute, we see a series of moving individual mother/daughter stories; yet by the end, the cumulative effect reveals a universal mother-daughter story that is true for us all: the cycle of life, a repeating pattern of comings together and drawings apart; the union of pregnancy followed by the separation of birth; the sweet closeness of childhood to the stormy estrangement of adolescence; the reconciliation and sharing during adulthood yielding to aging, passing away and eventually to the renewal of the coming of next generation.

The Story of Mothers and Daughters
By Catherine Ryan, Gary Weimberg, Judith Leonard
72 min. (feature length version—never broadcast on TV)
(no subtitles, no close captioning – sorry!)

Awards:

• CINE Golden Eagle
• Bronze Apple from the National Educational Media Network
• Silver Hugo from Chicago International Television Festival
• Chris Award from the Columbus International Film & Video Festival
• Chosen for Best 5 films of 15 years list, Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival

Press and Academic Praise:

	“A miraculous, perfect little film … you owe it to yourself to see it.” - Eric Mink, New York Daily News Click here to read more >>
Alexandra Todd, Professor of SociologySuffolk University	“A very important film that skillfully defines the overlooked but foundational mother-daughter bond.   A documentary which can be successfully used in any class which explores women’s lives, be it sociology, psychology, biography, or political science.”
	“Lovely…brims with insights, emotion, and honest tears. Try not to miss it…television at its best.” - Howard Rosenberg, LA TIMES Click here to read more >>
Coretta Scott King	”A very important and long overdue film which so beautifully demonstrates the healing, creative power of a sacred bond. This film reminds us that mothers and daughters share a profound destiny, for we give birth to the future.”
	“Fothcoming and honest … from childbirth to death, each story is touching.” - Carole Horst, Variety Magazine Click here to read more >>
Sue C Fisher, Professor of Sociology Wesleyan University	“Should be part of any gender studies curriculum. This film provides a breadth and depth that would illuminate any intellectual exploration of women’s reality, with a marvelous combination of sociological rigor and documentary storytelling.  I found myself both deeply moved and informed.”
	“Poignant and often painful…refreshingly free of Hallmark moments…” Click here to read more >>
	“You will likely see no documentary anytime soon that will touch you as will The Story of Mothers and Daughters … what emerges is the rhythmic breathing of life itself…” Click here to read  more>>
	“An intimacy sometimes hard to bear suffuses ‘The Story of Mothers & Daughters.’ … It seems nothing is off limits … The camera and the conversation goes full circle, from birth to death and back, and the good, bad and indifferent variations on the theme.” Click here to read more >>
	“Skillfully produced and directed …  a fast trip through stages in a relationship fraught with exhilarating highs and devastating lows. But it’s one whose images and impact stay with you.”
	“A superbly crafted production worthy of big screen play… All mothers and daughters should make a point of watching.” Click here to read more >>
Oprah Winfrey	“This is the perfect gift for Mom!”

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“4 months ago I gave birth to my first child, a baby girl.  7 years ago, I lost my mother in an auto accident and I still mourn her. Your documentary helped me to put some things to rest, to clarify and understand others, and to take another step along the path of life, being grateful for the years I had her rather than regretting the years I don’t. Thank you for sharing this beautiful piece of art and human understanding.” -Rachel Zurier

Your documentary, The Story of Mothers and Daughters, is fabulous.  I am pregnant with a girl and was at first anxious, then neutral about having a daughter.  Now I am excited!  Thank you for helping me realize how unique and special every mother daughter relationship is, even if it’s not perfect.  I’m buying two copies for new moms I know.  Thanks again. -Alisa Gray

“I bought this film as a mother’s day present for my mom and ending up watching it with her and my 3 sisters.  We laughed and cried and then talked late into the night about our own feelings.  It was wonderful, the best and most meaningful Mother’s Day we’ve ever had.  We plan on watching it every year as a family tradition.  Thank you for making this film. - Jeanette Simon

“I wanted to share with you how meaningful this film was to my family. My grandmother was terminally ill and living with us, very weak and very ill, but very aware of all that was going on around her. The hospice staff was surprised that she was hanging on.  All of us were having trouble talking about the end of this great woman’s life. On the night “Mothers and Daughters” was televised, all three generations watched it together – my grandmother, my mother, and I. So much of the video was right where we were living, and it was incredibly poignant for all of us. Afterwards, my mom was able to talk to her mother about her impending death for the first time.    Two days later, my grandmother passed away.  This film and its beauty and honesty made letting go a little easier for all of us.”  – Natalie Halliday

 I wanted to tell you. My daughter is 15 and we have had our moments in these “teen” years. During the film, she reached over and held my hand!  I can’t tell you how wonderful that was.     Thanks for sharing your film with us!! – Carol Dreysse

I can’t tell you how wonderful the film is — or no, stop, that’s wrong — yes, I CAN tell you how wonderful it is.  I lost my mother in October of last year and she and I were the best, the very best of friends.  The film really moved me so much.  And yes, I cried (and paused the DVD several times) and cried some more.  I would have loved to have seen it with her — how truly special that would have been to have shared this with her.Thank you so much for making such an incredible film.  For mothers and daughters everywhere.  A tribute to them, in honor of them, in memory of them. – Hunter

I just watched this documentary on PBS.  My relationship with my mother has always been complicated and tense.  Since becoming a mother myself I seem to have both more anger and more understanding regarding some of my mother’s decisions.  This film touched me deeply and I would love for my neighbor and dear friend to see it as well.  She is mourning the death of her mother.  As the anniversary of her mother’s death approaches — March 31st — we have been having many talks about both our experiences as mothers as well as our relationships with our own mothers.  I will be buying a copy of this film for her.  It is so powerful and so important.  My friend would really benefit from seeing it as well.  Thanks so much.” - Shelly Costa

“Thank you so much for making such a special film. I cried the whole way through. It touched me so much. I ran my boyfriend out of the room with my tears!  I’m going to watch it again and make him stay. maybe then he’ll start to understand…” - Michelle Swanson

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Camilo Mejia  “Killing Changes You”
Soldiers of Conscience Vignette – a tool for beginning discussion
Length:  4:45

Producer/Director

Soldiers of Conscience (2007)
This is an award-winning feature length documentary about soldiers and the morality of killing in war, to be broadcast on the POV series on October 16, 2008 at 9pm.  Produced and directed with Gary Weimberg.

Awards
Best Film on Conflict and Resolution, The Hamptons Film Festival
Best Documentary, The Rhode Island International Film Festival
Best Film, the Foyle Film Festival (Northern Ireland)
Best Documentary, Salem Film Festival

Civic Unity: Five Years in the West End of Alameda (2007)

This feature length documentary produced for the San Francisco Foundation, follows a 5-year initiative to enhance civic unity in the West End neighborhood of Alameda, California.

Three Women and A Chateau (2006)
The story of a 100-year-old 100 room mansion built with the Pullman railway fortune.  This award-winning feature length documentary tells the story of this extraordinary house and the heiress, the countess and the doctor, who are the three women who built it, saved it, and restored it. Produced and directed with Gary Weimberg.

Luna Productions, Media For Non-Profit Documentary Series,  (2003-present)

15 documentaries of various lengths for organizations including: The San Francisco Foundation, The Women’s Foundation of California, the Bay Area Black United Fund, 7th Generation Fund, Liberty Hill Foundation, and Asian Pacific Fund and The California Endowment.

I Dream of a Community (2002)
is a 30 minute documentary video for the San Francisco Foundation about the Koshland Civic Unity Program.  Co-producer/director Erin Crysdale.

Bay Area Women’s & Children’s Center: 20 Years of Making a Difference, (2001) is a 20 minute video celebrating BAWCC’s community service and activism in the Tenderloin.  Co-producer Erin Crysdale.
Teens (2000)
is a one hour documentary special – the first ever - to be broadcast on The WB Network. Co-producer/directors Gary Weimberg and Judith Leonard.

The Double Life of Ernesto Gomez-Gomez, (1999) is a one hour documentary about a teenage boy with 2 names, 3 countries, and 4 parents, broadcast in the POV series on PBS, 1999. Co-producer Gary Weimberg.

Awards
Best Documentary, San Antonio Cinefestival
Grand Jury Prize, Atlanta Film Festival
Best Documentary, Athens International Film Festival
Best Documentary, Big Muddy Film  Festival
Director’s Guild of America nomination

The Story of Fathers & Sons, (1999) is a one-hour documentary special, broadcast on primetime ABC TV , 1999 and rebroadcast in 2000. Cine Golden Eagle. Co-producer/directors Gary Weimberg and Judith Leonard. 

The Story of Mothers & Daughters, (1997) is a feature length documentary broadcast on primetime ABC TV, simulcast in Canada, rebroadcast, 1999. Cine Golden Eagle. Co-producer/directors Gary Weimberg and Judith Leonard.

Making Peace: Healing the Family (1996) is a documentary on violence and its impact on the family, one hour of a four-part series funded by ITVS for PBS.

Health In View: The AIDS Education Touring Project, (1995) is a documentary about AIDS education for youth. Video. 

Producer

Maria’s Story, , (1990) is a documentary about one woman’s life in the war in El Salvador. P.O.V.,1991. Short-listed for the Academy Award.  Co-producer Pam Cohen. Film/video, 54 minutes.

Maria’s Story Awards
Blue Ribbon & The Edward R. Murrow Award, American Film & Video Fest
Best Documentary, San Antonio Cinefestival
Silver Hugo, Chicago Film Festival
Best Documentary, Festival of New Latin American Cinema, Cuba

Editor

Gay Cuba! is a one hour documentary about gay and lesbian life in Cuba, produced by Sonja deVries, 1995.
The Power of Choice: Friendship and Dating is a 30 minute video documentary segment of an award-winning PBS educational series by Elkind and Sweet, 1988.
Dateline: San Salvador is a 30-minute documentary about El Salvador’s civil war. Produced by Camino Film Projects, 1986.
The Elephant Flies is a documentary about Malcolm Forbes’ hot air ballooning tour of Malaysia,  by Mishka Harnden and Gary Weimberg, Fox, 1986.
The Great Sky Elephant is a documentary about Malcolm Forbes’ hot air ballooning tour of Thailand, by Mishka Harnden and Gary Weimberg, Fox, 1985.
Breaking Ground is a documentary about El Salvador and the effects of the Civil War on life in the countryside, produced by Camino Film Projects, 1985.

Sound Editor

Return of the Jedi is a 35mm feature by George Lucas,1983.
Routine Pleasure is a documentary by J.P. Gorin, 1986.
A Tale of Two Sphinxes is a documentary by Haugse/Harnden, 1984.
We Can is a documentary by Woody Clarke, 1984.
In the Name of Democracy is a documentary by Camino Film Projects, 1984.
Wild Rose is a 35mm feature by  Schulberg and  Hanson,1983.
Twice Upon a Time is an animated feature by Lucas & Korty, 1982.

Corporate Directing/Producing

2000        Pedersen Media Group, clients:  Palm, Inc. and I-Planet

Education
BA in Sociology, San Diego State University, 1974
MA in Sociology, University of California, San Diego, 1976
Advanced to Candidacy in Sociology, University of California, San Diego, 1979
MA in Psychology, New College of California, 1989
Marriage and Family Therapist license, 1991
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To download, click: Gary Weimberg Resume and Bio PDF
(last update: 2011)

     DIRECTOR CREDITS (selected titles)

PRODUCER* / DIRECTOR* / EDITOR*                   Soldiers of Conscience,
PBS POV series 2008, with co-Producer/director Catherine Ryan, theatrical documentary feature shot in HD, US soldiers in Iraq face the greatest moral dilemma of them all – to kill or not to kill – and the stories of some who decide not to.

I was a National News and Documentary EMMY AWARD NOMINEE for my work on this film.

Please note that credits with * are shared credits.

PRODUCER* / DIRECTOR* / EDITOR / CAMERA            Civic Unity: Five Years in the West End of Alameda,
A portrait of a gentrifying community and the SF Foundation program that gives $300,000 to a 10 person group to spend however they want for their community over five years. 2002-2008

PRODUCER* / DIRECTOR* / EDITOR / WRITER              Three Women and a Chateau
with co-Producer/director Catherine Ryan, 100 year history of a California Chateau with 98 rooms, 2007

PRODUCER / DIRECTOR / EDITOR / CAMERA                Teaching Channel, 2011-present
in our first year as content provider to Teaching Channel we produced OVER 40 videos featuring 20 teachers and totaling over 5 hours of programming.  The Teaching Channel is a Gates Foundation funded intiative to improve teaching in the USA, via a professional development videos on the web, VOD, and PBS broadcast.

PRODUCER*/ DIRECTOR* / EDITOR / CAMERA                Luna Productions, Media For Non-Profit Series, 2003-present
dozens of documentaries of various lengths in support of organizations including The San Francisco Foundation, The Women’s Fdn of Ca., Bay Area Black United Fund, 7th Generation Fund, Liberty Hill Fdn,  and Asian Pacific Fund.

DIRECTOR                                            America’s Most Haunted: Ghosts of San Francisco, Travel Channel, 2002

PRODUCER*/DIRECTOR*/EDITOR* / WRITER / CAMERA*           Teens, WB TV Network, ,2000
The first, and probably the only real documentary ever broadcast on the WB Network.

PRODUCER*/DIRECTOR*/EDITOR*/CAMERA*              The Story of Fathers & Sons ABC, 1999
PRODUCER*/DIRECTOR*/EDITOR*                                   The Story of Mothers & Daughters ABC, 1997
These two primetime network programs for ABC were later also broadcast as PBS pledge-specials.  Both were profoundly beautiful and critically well-reviewed documentaries (see the reviews!)  Each was the result of a unique 3 way partnership of corporate sponsors, an indie production company (us), and ABC.  For Mothers and Daughters we pre-interviewed over 400 women and girls, for Fathers and Sons we pre-interviewed over 600 men and boys.  Both told a universal yet incredibly diverse story, organized around the cycle of life, from cradle to grave.  We still get emails every week about how much this film has meant to people.  Mothers and Daughters was the highest rated program on a Monday night on ABC that 6 months.

PRODUCER*/DIRECTOR/EDITOR/CAMERA                     The Double Life of Ernesto Gómez-Gómez PBS 1999
the film that resulted in freeing 13 political prisoners after serving 19 years in prison, or at least was a key part of the campaign that resulted in the President Clinton pardoning the Puerto Rican 13,  Closing night of 1999 POV series.

Directors Guild of America NOMINEE, Outstanding Achievement in Documentary Directing 

DIRECTOR/EDITOR/WRITER*                                                Loyalty & Betrayal:    The Story of the American Mob
Episode #1,  the first two hours of a four-hour documentary mini-series for Fox.  Broadcast July 25, 1994.

 I was a National News and Documentary EMMY AWARD WINNER for my work on this film.

DIRECTOR / EDITOR*                                   The Great Sky Elephant Narrated by Laurence Olivier  PBS,  1986
DIRECTOR / EDITOR*                                   The Elephant Flies,          Narrated by Laurence Olivier  PBS,  1986
PROD. / DIR. / EDITOR                                Celebrating the 7th activist video about Nicaragua, 1986
PROD. / DIR. / EDITOR                                $20.01:  A Chinese Food Odyssey an award winning short, 1980

     EDITING  &  OTHER  CREDITS (selected titles)

EDITOR*                                                                 A Fierce Green Fire, Sundance film festival selection 2012 and intended multi-part series for PBS about the history of environmental activism.

EDITOR*, Consulting Producer                        Have You Heard From Johannesberg, PBS 2011, multi-part series on the non-violent, world wide campaign of activisim that resulted in the overthrow of apartheid in South Africa.

EDITOR*                                                                  Ballets Russes,
Award-winning feature doc, the  49^th most financially successful documentary  of all time (per Variety,2007)

EDIT  DOCTOR                                                   And the Band Played On,
HBO dramatic feature film, 1993.  Official credit: “Additional Editor.”  The completed film won Best Editing at American Cinema Editors Awards, and an Emmy for the same.

EDITOR                                                                  Earth and the American Dream,
feature-length documentary on the environment,  produced and directed by Bill Couturié, HBO, 1992.

I was a National Primetime EMMY AWARD WINNER for my work on this film.

EDITOR                                                                  Memorial: Letters from American Soldiers,
a short documentary about U.S. wars from WW1 to the Gulf, produced and directed by Bill Couturie , 1991.

The film received an ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION for Short Documentary.

EDITOR / WRITER*                                         SuperChief:  The Life and Legacy of Earl Warren,
a bio. of US Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren.   Directed by Bill Jersey & Judith Leonard.  PBS, 1989.

The film received an ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION for Best Documentary.

EDITOR*                                                                Dear America:   Letters Home From Vietnam,
double Emmy winning documentary on the Vietnam War, produced and directed by Bill Couturie . HBO, 1987.

WRITER                                                                 Butt Thong,  screenplay, optioned at Universal, 1991.
WRITER                                                                 Ishi: The Last Wild Indian,  screenplay.  1st place winner, Bay Guardian Script-writing Competition,  1988; Writer’s Guild Foundation Fellowship Semi-Finalist. 1988.

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER                               Maria’s Story,     a heroic woman & war in El Salvador, PBS, 1990
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER                               Dateline: San Salvador,       elections in El Salvador, 1986
SOUND EDITOR                                              Godfather III,    directed by Francis Coppola, Paramount, 1990
SOUND EDITOR                                              Hot Spot,             Skywalker Sound, directed by Dennis Hopper , 1990
SOUND EDITOR                                              Colors,                 Skywalker Sound , directed by Dennis Hopper, 1987
SOUND EDITOR                                              Nightmare on Elm Street III,           independent feature, 1987
SOUND EDITOR                                              Hot Pursuit,                                          Paramount Pictures, 1987
SOUND EDITOR                                              Campus Man,                                      Paramount Pictures, 1987
SOUND EDITOR                                              Wild Rose,    produced by Sandra Schulberg, New Front Films, 1983
SOUND EDITOR                                              The Black Stallion Returns,              United Artists, 1982

SERIES EDITOR / Consultant                      Asian America, USA,     3 half hour episodes, NAATA , PBS, 2003
EDITOR*                                                             Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin,                   ITVS, 2003
EDITOR                                                                I Dream of a Community,     The San Francisco Foundation, 2002
SEGMENT EDITOR                                          Frontline World ,                     pilot for the TV series, 2002
EDITOR                                                                Modern Meat                              Frontline, PBS, 2002
EDITOR*                                                              Store Wars: When Walmart Comes to Town ,               PBS , 2001
EDITOR                                                                A Bridge of Books: The National Yiddish Book Center,   2001
EDITOR                                                                Jewish film Festival Theatrical Trailer,               2000, 2001
SEGMENT EDITOR / CAMERA                    farmclub.com,                                 music variety ,USA cable, 2000
EDITOR*                                                              Thin Green Line, Eco-activism , Outdoor Life Network , 2000
EDITOR* / WRITER*                                       End of a Legend,   scientific murder mystery, Tsar of Russia, 1995
EDITOR                                                                San Francisco Sound,                  Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, 1994
EDITOR                                                                Terminal USA,           a TV movie, Funded by ITVS for PBS, 1993
EDITOR*                                                              Gone Too Soon,                Michael Jackson music video, 1991
EDITOR                                                                Why Don’t You Dance,   drama from R.Carver short story, 1991
EDITOR                                                                Martin Scorsese’s Favorite Films,          pilot for the series, 1991
EDITOR                                                                Visionary San Francisco,     S.F. Museum of Modern Art, 1990
EDITOR / WRITER*                                         The Road to Brown,           civil rights legal history, PBS, 1990
EDITOR                                                                Here’s My Hand,              bio for Hubert Humphrey Museum, 1990
EDITOR / WRITER*                                         Chicano Park,           Barrio Logan and Chicano exper., PBS, 1988
EDITOR                                                                Destination: San Francisco,          hi-tech video travel guide, 1988
EDITOR                                                                Yugo Goes Network,                                                    corporate, 1986
EDITOR                                                                Ford’s -  The Story of a Theater,                docu-drama, PBS, 1984
EDITOR                                                                Tale of Two Sphinxes,                             ballooning in Egypt, 1984
EDITOR                                                                A New Beginning,     USC Trojans,  Video Sports Network, 1984
EDITOR*                                                              In the Name of Democracy,   elections in El Salvador. PBS, 1983
EDITOR*                                                              Songs From a Distant Jungle,   music of Papua New Guinea, 1982
SEGMENT EDITOR                                          The New You Asked For It ,                   pilot for the TV series, 1980

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:        includes PUBLISHED WRITINGS (short-stories, travel columns & film criticism); feature film 1st A.D.; ON-LINE Editor; film LAB TECHNICIAN; Radio DJ; Investigative News CAMERAMAN and RESEARCHER;  and a BA with honors in Communications/Visual Arts, University of California, San Diego, 1980.

LANGUAGES:    English and passable Spanish

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