Bonnie Nelson Schwarz is a Broadway producer of theatre, television, and concerts with more than 100 plays, films, television programs and concerts in Washington, DC, New York, London, and in South Africa to her credit. Ms. Schwartz is the founder and original producer of Washington, DC’s Helen Hayes Awards. She was a producer for NBC’s Closing Ceremonies at the Barcelona Olympic Games and co-created and produced The Olympic Woman, a multi-media exhibition book, Grace and Glory, for the Atlanta Olympic Games. She also authored the book Voices from the Federal Theatre based on her television special, Who Killed the Federal Theatre? Recent productions include Studs Terkel: Listening to America on HBO; Traveling While Black, a television and transmedia project premiering at the New York Film Festival, and The Power of 7, an international film and human rights campaign based on the play, SEVEN, that tells the remarkable story of 7 courageous women have changed their societies for the better.

Michon Boston is founder and principal of Michon Boston Group Ltd providing consulting and strategic planning to film, media makers and organizations on impact campaigns to reach and inspire their target audiences. Client projects include ITVS, Firelight Media, Smithsonian Institution, AFI DOCS, and engagement campaigns for films featured on PBS and HBO.  Michon is also a freelance journalist and a published/produced playwright. Her articles are published in The New York Times, Washington City Paper, The Washington Post Magazine. Her play, "Iola's Letter" about the anti-lynching activist, suffragist and journalist Ida B. Wells is published in Strange Fruit: Plays on Lynching by American Women Playwrights, edited by Kathy A. Perkins and Judith L. Stephens.

Susan Barocas is a writer and producer specializing in documentaries and films for non-profit organizations. Her screen credits include projects for Discovery, Channel 4 (London), Maryland Public Television and Sierra Club among others. She served as director of the Washington Jewish Film Festival and the Women in Film and Video International Festival. Her work includes building community and organizational support for films and film festivals for such clients as AFI Docs, National Geographic and the Washington, DC International Film Festival. She serves on the WIFV Advisory Council and is a past board member. 

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Michelle Delino is a media strategist with over thirty years of experience working in television production, marketing, and public relations. She began her TV career as a talent booker and field producer with HBO in NYC, and years later she joined WUSA-TV (CBS) as a producer in Washington, DC. She took the leap of faith to work independently as a freelancer in 1998 and founded Michelle Delino Media LLC in 2012 to broaden the scope of her business.

MDM brings a high level of creativity and industry insight to brand development, digital marketing campaigns, and PR projects. Ms. Delino works primarily with small business owners, authors, physicians, industry experts, and talent who wish to hone their on-camera skills and increase brand awareness with digital media. MDM produces creative conscious content that reflects a client’s core values, message and contributions to society. Whether for TV, websites or social media, MDM produced content educates, enlightens and entertains audiences worldwide.

Michelle Delino is a Past President (2000-2001) and board member (1997-2001) of Women In Film & Video (WIFV) in Washington, DC. She currently sits on WIFV’s Advisory Board. She joined the Organizing Coalition of the 2020 One Women One Vote Festival, acting as PR and Marketing Committee Chair.

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Phylis Geller, President, Norman Star Media, has spent most of her career as a producer and production executive for PBS. She was a producer at Thirteen/WNET; later she served as Sr. V.P. of Production at KCET/Hollywood, WETA, Washington, and Maryland Public Television. Programs under her supervision included drama, music, arts, history, science and public affairs, and won some of the most prestigious awards in broadcasting. Since forming Norman Star Media in 2005, she has written, produced and directed multiple Emmy-winning or nominated programs for cable and PBS.

Judith Dwan Hallet is an award winning documentary filmmaker who has been making films for 50 years. After college, she became a Peace Corps Volunteer in Tunisia. While there, she made a film on the Berber Villages of Southern Tunisia. After directing several more independent films, including two documentaries in Afghanistan, Judy became a Producer/Reporter at the NBC affiliate in Salt Lake City, Utah. In 1986, National Geographic Television hired her as the Senior Producer for EXPLORER. There she oversaw more than 60 documentaries. She also produced and directed 4 of her own films including a documentary on Jane Goodall.

In 1991, Judy formed her own company, Judith Dwan Hallet Productions. Over her career she has made over 100 documentaries in 17 countries around the world on subjects as diverse as a tribe living in tree houses in the rainforest in New Guinea, to the gauchos in Argentina, and a biography on Pope John Paul II as well as on the return of the buffalo to Yellowstone and the American Indian reservations. She has received many distinguished awards including Woman of Vision Creative Excellence Award from Women in Film and Video in Washington, DC, The Washington DC Mayor’s Arts Award for Excellence in an Artistic Discipline and an Emmy from The National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in recognition for her significant contributions to the broadcast industry. Judy earned a BA from Sarah Lawrence College and an MA in French from the University of Utah following graduate studies at the School of Motion Pictures at UCLA.

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One Woman, One Vote documentary film grew out of a lifelong passion I have for girls to be encouraged to grow into strong women, ready to fight for equal rights. This spirit is in the college applications I wrote to eastern women’s colleges when I was seventeen and it’s in the productions I wrote from my first days in the profession. Women winning political equality and power was my goal in 1993 when I applied to the National Endowment for the Humanities for a feature documentary on winning the right to vote. Was it possible that no one had yet told that dramatic story? Both NEH and WGBH [Boston] rewarded my tortured applications with support that allowed me to travel the country, gathering stories, visuals, and music that captured the highlights of the long brutal battle, waged first in the states and then in the federal Constitution. My admiration for the women who struggled to get the House and Senate to pass woman suffrage, by one vote, and the bloody battle in Tennessee to finally win ratification, by one barely captured vote, should inspire us all to speak out in today’s troubled political times.

Rosemary Reed is owner and President of Double R Productions (Double R). Founded in 1987 and successfully operating in Washington, DC for 30 plus years, the communications, video and television production company has served. clients as varied as major national newspapers, Fortune 500 companies, the US government, associations, corporations, local arts organizations and many nonprofits. Reed is also a writer, producer, director and chief cook and bottle washer at Double R. Reed established her reputation in Washington, DC working for the FOX network as the executive producer of Panorama, the nation’s longest running “live” talk show with Maury Povich. She also produced the first weekend news hour for WTTG-TV-Channel 5 in Washington. Previously Reed’s career as a reporter, anchor and special projects television producer/director has covered all major regions of the country. Her assignments have taken her abroad to witness crisis situations in Israel and El Salvador. She has worked in countries all over the world for many network affiliates. She began her media career as a radio station news director.

Robin Smith is an Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker with 40 years of experience. She began her career as a network news producer in New York on CBS News Sunday Morning with Charles Kuralt. In 1990, Ms. Smith established a not-for-profit in Washington D.C. to provide high-quality production services to artists, educators, community organizations and government agencies addressing the needs of vulnerable populations. Video/Action productions have been featured in a wide variety of venues, from film festivals, public television broadcasts, national conferences and art exhibitions to fundraising galas and gatherings of community activists in church basements. Under her direction, 7 documentaries and more than 550 public awareness videos have been released. Her work has been honored with an array of awards, including a CPB Gold Award for Excellence in Documentary Television Programming, four Capital Region Emmy Awards and dozens of CINE Golden Eagles, Telly, Aurora and Omni Awards. An active member of Women in Film and Video, Ms. Smith served as president of the Washington, D.C. chapter (1995-1996) and received its prestigious Woman of Vision award in 1998. She was named a Distinguished Alum in the School of Fine Arts at Ohio University in 2003 and received the University’s Medal of Merit in 2006.

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