SEASON #5January 2001 --› October 2003 |
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 Nickel City Landscapes |
Living Documentary #8: Nickel City Landscapes tackles life seen from the perspective of residents in the post-industrial, almost-midwestern city of Buffalo, NY over the course of the last century. Coordinating Producer: Meg Knowles |
 Medicine Show |
Living Documentary #9: Medicine Show explores issues related to the the medicalization of our culture and the bureaucratic trappings of the healthcare system. Coordinating Producer: Meg Knowles |
 Brinksmanship! |
Created in collaboration with Bad Penny Productions (with co-directors Bob Hering and Corinna Burns) and programmed in the 2001 Philadelphia Fringe Festival, this live multimedia theater performance turns its cold eye on the sordid atmosphere of a publishing company in the throes of "workforce reduction". Starring Corinna Burns, William Collins, Deb Disbrow, Kurt Runco and Bill Rayhill. (Premiered September 1 - 7, 2001) |
 How To Cope With Downsizing |
A short instructional video produced as part of the severance package for those downsized in the Termite TV/Bad Penny production of Brinksmanship!. Includes insightful, relevant re-enactments for easy understanding! |
 Chinatown Stories |
Living Documentary #10: Termite TV collaborated with Tien Duong, Barbara Jerome, Michael Zhao, and three young filmmakers to produce this portrait of the people who live, work or just pass through Chinatown, Philadelphia. Produced in collaboration with the Asian Arts Initiative. Coordinating Producer: Anula Shetty |
 Where the Saale meets the Elbe |
Living Documentary #11: Three women from the former East German State of Saxon-Anhalt, living near the confluence of the Saale and the Elbe Rivers, give us a glimpse into their thoughts and daily lives. Coordinating Producer: Dorothea Braemer |
 American Street |
Living Documentary #12: Using visual explorations and personal histories the American Street project documents the evolution and rebirth of an old, industrial, American city street in Philadelphia and it's community. Coordinating Producers: Michael Kuetemeyer & Anula Shetty |