Underground Railroad: The William Still Story
A one hour documentary on one of the most significant figures in the abolition of slavery. William Still's passion for the cause of freedom was so great that when he died in 1902, The New York Times called him "The Father of the Underground Railroad."
But this isn't just an American story nor a story about one man. Canada was Freedom's Land - and the Underground Railroad was a complex network of abolitionists, sympathizers, and safe houses that stretched from Philadephia to what is now Southern Ontario.
Without Canada, the Underground Railroad would have been a road to nowhere.

Directed by: Laine Drewery and edited by Geoff Matheson
for PBS and Rogers Television.

Execution Under Fire - Global Television
The story of Todd Willingham, a Texas man executed by lethal injection in 2004 for the arson murder of his three children - a crime he vehemently protested he did not commit. Now, new scientific evidence is forcing Texas to confront the possibility it may have executed an innocent man.
Directed by Julian Sher.

A Mother's Ordeal - Global Television
The story of Brenda Waudby - a Peterborough woman accused of killing her own daughter while key evidence in her case was ignored. She has to fight to keep her surviving children - and clear her name.
Directed by Julian Sher.

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Sing Along Messiah with Tafelmusik - Bravo!
Resplendent in his powdered wig and 18th-century garb, Maestro Handel (aka Tafelmusik Chamber Choir conductor Ivars Taurins) makes his television debut leading Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra Chamber Choir along with a stellar cast of soloists and a mass audience choir of more than 800 Messiah fans as they perform Handel's baroque masterpiece.

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We Will Remember Them - CBC
A two hour documentary special on Canada's fallen soldiers in Afghanistan.
Directed by Andrew Gregg.

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Pour ne pas les Oublier - Radio-Canada
A one hour French language documentary special focusing on the fallen French Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan.
Directed by Réal Barnabé.

Geologic Journey II Asia - The Collision Zone - CBC The Nature of Things/ National Geographic International/ Discovery Science
Welcome to the Collision Zone - the fiery unpredictability of Indonesia at one end, the massive Himalayas at the other and millions of years of tectonic tension in between.
A story unfolds here - a tale of where the earth has been and what the earth shall be:
a whole new world that we'll barely recognize.
(Episode 5 of 5)
Directed by Andrew Gregg.

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Geologic Journey II: Tectonic Europe - CBC The Nature of Things/ National Geographic International/ Discovery Science
Join Dr Nick Eyles as he traverses the Eurasian plate - from Iceland where new land is formed, to the Alps, where old land is destroyed.
(Episode 1 of 5) Directed by Andrew Gregg.

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Tattoo Odyssey - Bravo!/Smithsonian/documentary
A one hour documentary following celebrated photographer Chris Rainier as he documents the oldest living tattoo culture in the world - the Mentawai people - 150 km off the coast of Sumatra.
Directed by Andrew Gregg.
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Changing Your Mind - CBC The Nature of Things/ ARTE
A follow up to The Brain That Changes Itself, this one hour documentary looks at how neuroplasticity is being used to treat conditions of mental illness long believed to be hopeless - with Dr Norman Doidge.
Directed by Mike Sheerin.
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Revealed: No Country For Animals - Global TV
A one hour documentary on how the animal rights movement is moving out of the fringes and into the mainstream of public opinion.
Directed by Karen Pinker.
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Revealed: Missing the Target - Global TV
Looking at the controversial gun debate in Canada.
Directed by Mike Sheerin.
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The Four Seasons of Isadore Sharp - CITY TV
Part business story, part biography: the story of Isadore Sharp, founder of the Four Seasons Hotel empire.
Directed by Eleisha McNeill and Gordon Henderson.
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Sid the Kid Vs Alexander the Great: The Olympians - CTV
Two Olympic hopefuls go head to head in this one hour documentary commissioned by Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium.
Directed by Robert MacAskill.

Away From Home - OMNI Television
A one hour film on athletes training for the 2010 Olympics away from their native countries.
Versioned in French, Italian, Mandarin, German and Portuguese.
Directed by Mike Sheerin.

Sid the Kid Vs Alexander the Great - CTV
The ultimate hockey faceoff - Sidney Crosby versus Alexander Ovechkin in the fight for Olympic Gold.
Directed by Robert MacAskill.

Hip 2B Holy - Global Television
Looking at how the GenNext movement is sparking a religious reformation in Canada.
Directed by Karen Pinker.
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Mall Santa - Global Television
A whimsical look at the hidden world of Mall Santas.
Directed by Mike Sheerin.
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The Brain That Changes Itself - CBC The Nature of Things/ ARTE
A one hour documentary on neuroplasticity based on Dr. Norman Doidge's book of the same name.
Directed by Mike Sheerin.
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The Adventurers: The Last Nomads - CBC The Nature of Things/ARTEM
Following Canadian linguist Ian Mackenzie into the jungles of Borneo as he searches for the last of the world's true hunting and gathering nomads - the Penan people.
(Part 1 of 4) Directed by Andrew Gregg.
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The Adventurers: The Everlasting Oasis - CBC The Nature of Things
Following Egyptologist Tony Mills as he unearths artifacts and examines skeletal remains from "the other Egypt" - far from the Pyramids and the Nile.
(Part 2 of 4) Directed by Andrew Gregg.

RUDE: Where Are Our Manners? - CBC Doc Zone
Valerie Pringle investigates our general lack of civility in this fun and engaging social documentary.
Directed by Bree Tiffin.
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The Museum - National Film Board and CBC Doc Zone
A two-hour NFB-CBC co-production following the controversial renovation and re-design of the Royal Ontario Museum, with architect Daniel Libeskind and then-ROM CEO William Thorsell.
Directed by Kenton Vaughan.
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Revealed: The Path to War - Global Television
An in-depth look at how Canada got invovled in the war in Afghanistan, based on the book "The Unexpected War" by Janice Gross Stein and Eugene Lang.
With Kevin Newman. Directed by Mike Sheerin.
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Bravo Company: Kandahar - History Television
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Welcome to Canadaville - CTV
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Light at the Edge of the World - National Geographic International/National Geographic Canada/History Television
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The Crazy Eights - CBC Doc Zone
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A Window Opens: Margaret and Sophie in Ethiopia - CTV

Faith Without Fear - Global Television/PBS
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Encounters with Moses - CBC
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