In 2003, Jennifer produced, directed and wrote several documentaries, including the Emmy Award winning Wall of Fire. This half hour documentary explores fire safety through the eyes of fire fighters, survivors, investigators and child arsonists. The program aired on PBS stations nationwide.

Also in 2003, Jennifer received a second Emmy Award for her 5-part series Connecticut?s Energy Future. This Connecticut Public Television series focused on energy issues facing the state and the nation, and examined renewable energy options for the future. The series was hosted by well-known actor Ed Asner. Visit Jennifer at:www.boydproductions.net/

About Jonathan Robinson

When In Doubt Productions is the workshop of filmmaker Jonathan Robinson, whose work has been supported by the Rockefeller Foundation, National Endowment of the Arts, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Independent Television Service, and American Film Institute, among others.  He has created and collaborated at festivals, museums, & galleries internationally, television documentaries broadcast on PBS, The History Channel and Discovery Network.

Simultaneously to building a career as a filmmaker, Robinson worked for many years in the non-profit world of criminal and juvenile justice in Northern California.  He's also cooked at some of the San Francisco Bay Area's finest dining establishments (including Chez Panisse and Zuni Cafe), played drums in rock & roll bands, and traveled extensively in Europe and Asia.

Robinson received an MFA in Film/Video from CalArts in Los Angeles and a BA in History from U.C. Berkeley, studying with some of the great minds of cinema such as Amos Vogel, Stuart Samuels, and Thom Anderson.  Robinson is a member of the IFP-New York and the Film Arts Foundation-San Francisco.

Currently, When In Doubt Productions is developing a slate of documentary and dramatic film projects and is available for theatrical, broadcast, corporate; and non-profit projects as well as private commissions such as personal biographies and artist profiles. Visit Jonathan at: www.whenindoubtproductions.com

About Harvey Hubbell V

Harvey Hubbell V is an “itinerant filmmaker” – he has shot from the high-rise roofs of Warsaw to the banana boats of Peru. His documentaries have won more than 50 film and video festival awards, including four Emmys. He wrote and directed the multi-award winning comic documentary Electronic Road Film, which received an Emmy for Outstanding Entertainment Program. Loop Dreams, Harvey's first feature-length documentary, won the Gold World Medal for Comedy at The New York Festivals and three Emmys for Outstanding Entertainment Program, Individual Achievement for Directing, and Program Writing.

To support his documentary habit Harvey sometimes works on feature films, including a turn as Columbia Pictures' community liaison for Mr. Deeds, shot on location in New Milford, Connecticut. He shares a 80-acre Avid-equipped farm in Litchfield, Connecticut with his wife, Andie Haas Hubbell, the “2001 Connecticut Filmmaker of the Year”, and their 10-year-old daughter, Alexandra. 

In 2003 the Senate Majority Leader appointed Harvey to the Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism; he serves as a co-chair of the CCT Film Committee.

Harvey is currently at work on a documentary on dyslexia called Dislecksia: The Movie. Visit Harvey at: www.capturedtimeproductions.com

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