Over five million people have died during the past decade as a result of the war in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Few Americans are aware of the unimaginable scale of human suffering, death, and destruction in this vast country located deep in the heart of Africa. In the aftermath of this brutal war, children have endured the brunt of the suffering. This 56 minute film documents the plight of thousands of street children living in Kinshasa as well as the wide-spread accusations of child witchcraft, torture and prostitution. This documentary also examines the efforts being made to reintegrate demobilized child soldiers, displaced refugees, and orphaned children following the volcanic eruption near the city of Goma, in Eastern Congo, and to bring some measure of hope and stability to the lives of the Congolese people following the democratic elections in 2006.

Over five million people have died during the past decade as a result of the war in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Few Americans are aware of the unimaginable scale of human suffering, death, and destruction in this vast country located deep in the heart of Africa. In the aftermath of this brutal war, children have endured the brunt of the suffering. This 56 minute film documents the plight of thousands of street children living in Kinshasa as well as the wide-spread accusations of child witchcraft, torture and prostitution. This documentary also examines the efforts being made to reintegrate demobilized child soldiers, displaced refugees, and orphaned children following the volcanic eruption near the city of Goma, in Eastern Congo, and to bring some measure of hope and stability to the lives of the Congolese people following the democratic elections in 2006.

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"Niger" is a 7 minute travel video shot in 2005 and narrated in both English and French (14 minutes total). Niger's beautiful landscapes, wide diversity of cultures, and exotic wildlife
make it a perfect off-the-beaten-path destination for adventurous travelers.
"Niger" is distributed by createspace.com and inDplay.com and may be purchased at www.travelvideostore.com/index.php?cPath=97_128

"Raging Ring" is a 80 minute independently produced comedy shot on location in Virginia and Washington D.C. The story begins 200 years ago in the forests of Virginia where several men struggle to burry a small sack containing something powerful and mysterious. The story shifts to present day when Joe and his friend, Houston, metal detector and shovels in hand, discover a strange ring buried in the forest. When Joe discovers the ring has the ability to control whoever wears it, he decides to put it on his finger in a desperate attempt to win back his girlfriend, Amy.

Unfortunately for Joe, the ring has ideas of its own and while Amy is being pursued by Richard, a wealthy landlord by day and secret porn star by night, the ring takes Joe on a wild goose chase through Washington, D.C. The ring battles Joe for control until it can decides whether Joe is worthy of its help in winning back Amy.
"Raging Ring" is distributed through indieflix.com and inDplay.com and may be purchased at www.createspace.com/Store/ShowEStore.jsp ?id=233912

"Exploring Niger" is a 29 minute documentary shot in Niger, West Africa in 2005. Niger's beautiful landscapes, wide diversity of cultures, and exotic wildlife make it the perfect off-the-beaten-path" destination for adventurous travelers. "Exploring Niger" is being distributed by Chip Taylor Communications at www.chiptaylor.com

"Niger: Living on the Edge of Survival" is a 62 minute documentary about the Niger food crises of 2005. Niger, West Africa is the poorest country in the world yet it possesses a wide variety of beautiful landscapes, cultures, and wildlife. In 2004, low rainfall and a locus invasion combined to create wide-spread hunger, malnutrition, and starvation. This documentary examines the reasons for the cyclical food shortages and explores the potential solutions proposed by development and relief experts living in Niger. This film is being distributed by Chip Taylor Communications. www.chiptaylor.com

"Raging Ring" is a 80 minute independently produced comedy shot on 16 mm film in Virginia and Washington D.C. The story begins 200 years ago in the forests of Virginia where several men struggle to burry a small sack containing something powerful and mysterious. The story shifts to present day when Joe discovers a strange ring buried in the forest. When Joe learns that the ring has the ability to control whoever wears it, he decides to put it on in a desperate attempt to win back his girlfriend, Amy. Unfortunately for Joe, the ring has ideas of its own and while Amy is being pursued by Richard, a wealthy landlord by day and secret porn star by night, the ring takes Joe on a wild goose chase through Washington, D.C. The ring battles Joe for control until it can decides whether Joe is worthy of its help in winning back Amy. "Raging Ring" is distributed through indieflix.com and inDplay.com and may be purchased at www.createspace.com/Store/ShowEStore.jsp?id=233912

Habitat for Humanity Washington DC 2005 video

"Spyguy" is a 27 minute independently produced comedy shot in Washington, D.C.

Upon hearing of the notorious Mr. Big's escape from prison, Spyguy, the protector of liberty and administer of justice leaps into action to save Washington, D.C. from sure annihilation. But when Spyguy is captured all seems lost unless he can somehow escape from sure death and find a way to defeat the diabolical Mr. Big and save the Nation's Capital.