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Currently in production is a feature length documentary on the amazing and influential life of Huddie Ledbetter, produced in conjunction with the Lead Belly Foundation.
Sylvia Hyman was in her forties when she first began working in clay, quickly gaining international recognition. Five decades later she continues to re-invent herself as an artist as she push the boundaries of her medium.
"Sylvia Hyman: Eternal Wonder" traces the evolution of Hyman's career as an artist. As a master of "Trompe L'oeil clay", Hyman's sculptures inspire both disorientation and delight when viewers realize that everyday objects that appear to be made of wood, cardboard and paper are actually superbly realized simulations made of clay. (more information, including how to purchase)
Film House documentaries have won awards and been selected for screening at film festivals around the world. "Jubilee", a half-hour documentary commemorating the 125th anniversary of the Fisk University Jubilee Singers, and "Camp Horizon", a fund-raising film for the American Cancer Society, have been honored with the CINE Golden Eagle, the highest award in the non-theatrical film industry. The Camp Horizon film has helped raise over $1 million for Camp Horizon.
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