Middlemarch Films has produced:

 -CORPORATE FILMS & VIDEO for MORGAN BANK,  JOHNSON AND JOHNSON, CORNING GLASSWORKS,  EASTMAN KODAK, MORGAN STANLEY, SULLIVAN &  CROMWELL LLP and others.

 -EMPLOYEE TRAINING & MOTIVATIONAL FILMS for  EASTMAN KODAK, MORGAN BANK and  PHARMACIA/UPJOHN

 -EDUCATIONAL FILMS and SERIES for SCHOLASTIC,  MACMILLAN, DESIGNS FOR LEARNING, and THE  BRAVEWELL COLLABORATIVE
middlemarch  F I L M O G R A P H Y
A PARTIAL LISTING OF DIRECTOR AND/OR PRODUCER CREDITS
Alexander
Hamilton
ALEXANDER HAMILTON: A 2-hour documentary for AMERICAN EXPERIENCE, featuring Tony Award-winning Broadway actor Brían F. O'Byrne as America's most controversial founding father. The program covers the full sweep of Hamilton's short life, one that had more than its share of heroism, scandal and tragedy. His legacy, though, was immense. He was the leading force behind the Constitution and chief advocate for a strong central government. He was the chief author of the Federalist Papers, which, as biographer Ron Chernow puts it, have been ”cited about three hundred times over the last two centuries by the Supreme Court, more than any other document. The Federalist Papers have almost acquired the authority of the Constitution itself, they’re cited so frequently.” As first Secretary of the Treasury, Hamilton was the architect of America's economy, rescuing the young country from bankruptcy after the Revolutionary War, creating the first national bank, establishing a national currency, founding the Coast Guard, and laying the groundwork for Wall Street.
American Photography:
A century of
Images
An Emipre of Reason
AN EMPIRE OF REASON: A docu-drama about the debate surrounding New York State's ratification of the United States Constitution, the program stars Walter Cronkite, John Chancellor, William F. Buckley, Jr., Phil Donahue, Robert MacNeil, Charlayne Hunter-Gault, Forrest Sawyer, Andrea Mitchell and others. Governor Mario Cuomo and Mayor Ed Koch make cameo appearances. Emmy. Cine Gold Eagle, Best of Festival, Athens Film Festival. Gold Camera, U.S. Film Festival.

Bad Hair
Life

 Behind the
Scenes		 Benjamin
Franklin
The Crash
of 1929 		Dancing:
Sex and Social Dance / The Individual and Tradition 		SEX AND SOCIAL DANCE illustrates the sexual attitudes implicit in Western ballroom dance, sexually segregated social dancing in the Muslim culture of Morocco, and gender distinctions in the group dances of the Cook Islanders of the Pacific. Entertaining and often amusing, it explores a serious question —why dances that seem to be considered the height of refinement in one culture strike another culture as 'indecent.' Dogs: The Early Years
Earth
Explorer 		Enormous
Changes at the
Last Minute 		Going Broke in America
Grey
Gardens 		GREY GARDENS. A theatrically released documentary that received much acclaim, the film was co-directed with the Maysles brothers. The film looks at the lives of Edith Bouvier Beale and her daughter, Edie, the aunt and cousin of Jacqueline Onassis. 0nce a beautiful and much sought-after debutante, Little Edie never married and now, at age 56, still lives with her mother and at least thirty cats in a dilapidated mansion in East Hampton. Selected for Cannes, New York, London, and Edinburgh Film Festivals. The Hacker-Star Negotiation Here's My
Question: Where Does My
Garbage Go? 		HERE'S MY QUESTION: WHERE DOES MY GARBAGE GO? A lively, entertaining film for children about garbage and recycling, with animation by New Yorker cartoonist Ed Koren, and music by Sesame Street composers. Numerous awards include the Oppenheimer Platinum Award.
LIBERTY! THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: A major series for PBS. Beginning in 1763 and ending with the ratification of the US Constitution, this six-hour series had its national premiere in November 1997. Liberty! Mr. Preble Gets
Rid of His Wife 		THE NEW MEDICINE: Extraordinary changes are taking place in American medicine today. Driven by new scientific evidence, doctors are coming to understand that treating the body alone is not enough – the mind can also play a critical role in the healing process. The New
Medicine
Nichols and
Dimes 		100 Years...100 Movies 100 YEARS...100 MOVIES: One film in the ten-hour series sponsored by the American Film Institute. Aired July/August, 1998, on TNT. Saving the
National
Treasures 		SAVING THE NATIONAL TREASURES: A program for NOVA about the heroic efforts to preserve the Charters of Freedom - The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. A shortened version of the film is being shown hourly at The National Archives in Washington, DC.
Sesame Street
and 3-2-1
Contact 		Six American Families:
The Burks of Georgia 		Writers
Writing
 

Corporate
Films
and Video