PRODUCER INFORMATION

Producer/Director Eric Breitenbach has been a still photographer for over thirty years and a filmmaker for more than fifteen.

His still photographs have appeared in such publications as The New York Times Magazine, Newsweek, Details, Doubletake, Information Week, Labor's Heritage, Essence, and Orlando magazines. He has had over 20 solo exhibitions of his photographs throughout the US and is represented in the permanent collections of the Duke University Center For Documentary Studies, The Carpenter Center at Harvard University, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Ogden Museum of Art, The Norton Gallery of Art, The Southeast Museum of Photography, and the corporate collections of Cincinnati Bell and The Polaroid Corporation.

He has been a full time Professor at the Southeast Center for Photographic Studies at Daytona Beach Community College since 1981.

In 1989 he began working in film and video, and since then has produced documentaries for National Geographic Explorer, The Sundance Channel, The Sci-Fi Channel, Lifetime Real Women, America's Health Network, PBS, and Florida Public Television.

Producer/Director Phyllis Redman is a freelance photographer and filmmaker with a background in counseling and social work.

After spending nearly a decade working with youth and families, she transitioned into media production in 2000. Incorporating her interest in the social sciences into her photography and film work, she has spent the last several years working as a photojournalist and editorial photographer as well as a public relations media producer for social service agencies. In addition she has worked on commercial projects for television that focused on women's issues, homelessness and alcohol addiction, and environmental concerns.