| CREDITS
Political and Public Issue 30-second TV Ads
“Prescription Medicines” Al Gore for
President 2000
“Hard Times” Michael Bloomberg for Mayor 2001
“Uniter” Michael Bloomberg for Mayor 2001
“Ian Malone” Al Gore for President 2000
“Our Children” Andrew Cuomo for NY Governor 2002 (directed
kids; producer)
“Global Crossing” Andrew Cuomo for NY Governor 2002
“Shoe Leather” Dario Herrera (Nevada) for Congress
2002
“Purpose” Allan Houston PSA The Partnership for a
Drug-Free America and the Office of National Drug Control Policy
(producer)
Democratic Convention 2000 Short Films
“The Environment” Peter
Benchley
“The Purple Heart” Sgt. Lawrence Rizzuto
“Ian” Dylan & Christine Malone
“1969” Steve Armistead, Bart Day, Tommy Lee Jones,
John Tyson
“Four Leaf Clover” Bob Delabar
“Mount Rainier” Jim Frush
“Let Me Tell You About Al Gore” Senator Patrick Leahy
“The Go-To Guy” Coach Glenn Wild
“Reporter” Steve Armistead & John Seigenthaler
“Jamie” Charlie Fiske
“Vietnam” Mike Roche
“Bridging The Digital Divide” Neela Mookerjee &
Florence McGinn
“The Best Of Times” John Doerr & Kim Pulese
“He’s Gonna Do It” John Tyson
“Harvard Days” Tommy Lee Jones
“Friendship” Bart Day
“Growing Up” Steve Armistead
“Discovery Knows No Boundaries” Stephan Hawking
“Mickey Hart” Mickey Hart
“Once a Customer, Always
a Customer” Pitney Bowes 2002 Sales Film
“Kaplen Adult Reach Center” 2003 Promo Film
Tennessee Tourism 2000 (producer)
Chattanooga Aquarium
Memphis Riverboat
Smoky Mountains/Waterfall
Nashville at Night
Jonesborough Horse-Drawn Cab
Tennessee Tourism 2001 (producer)
Shiloh Ghosts
Dale Hollow Lake
Tennessee Tourism 2002 (producer)
Memphis Zoo
Nashville Country Music Hall of Fame
Entertainment
Long Forms and TV Specials
"Aretha Franklin: Going Home”/VH1 and
the Disney Channel/Nominated for two NAACP Image Awards) (Director/Producer)
TNN’s ‘Travis Tritt--A Celebration: Concert for
the Disabled American Veterans’ Grammy-nominated as Best
Longform Video. (Producer/Directed Interviews)
A Hot Summer Night with Donna’ concert/HBO (Executive
Producer).
Rush “Through the Camera Eye,” “A Show of
Hands” Long Forms (Producer)
“Keep Christmas With You,” starring Kenny Rogers
with special guests Boyz II Men, Garth Brooks, and Trisha Yearwood/CBS-TV
(Producer)
‘Arista’s Gallery of Stars ‘94,’ with
Steve Kmetko/Nationally syndicated by New Line Television (Co-directed,
Producer)
Keiko Matsui – Live at Arcadia, a concert film and DVD
5.1 (Producer, Assistant Director)
I Love to Play: The True Story of Jake Trout and the Flounders
(Payne Stewart, Peter Jacobson, Mark Lye) (Producer, Directed
Interviews).
“KISS – eXposed” Best selling 90-minute mockumentary
(Writer, Producer)
MTV’s ‘120 Minutes Tour,’ concert starring
Big Audio Dynamite, LIVE, Blind Melon and PiL - (Producer) Outstanding
Special and Outstanding Performance in a Special.
PBS’s ‘Yoko Ono Lennon -- Then and Now’ (Executive
Producer)
Cinemax’s ‘Tonight -- Kool and the Gang’ concert
(Producer)
.
Cinemax’s ‘John Cougar Mellencamp -- Album Flash’
(Executive Producer).
MTV’s ‘Big Country -- Live’ concert special
(Executive Producer).
Short Form Music Video Highlights (Producing)
Cheap Trick – “That 70’s
Song”/Fox-TV’s “That ‘70s Show”
Joey McIntyre -- “I Love You Came Too Late” (#7 on
MTV), “Rain”
Reba McEntire – “Is There Life Out There” (winner,
Academy of Country Music’s Video of the Year award), “Fancy,”
“The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia”
KT Oslin “Come Next Monday” ACM Nominee
Real McCoy - “Another Night,” (winner, Billboard Music
Video Awards)
Joe Pesci “Wise Guy,” “Yo, Cousin Vinnie”
The Moody Blues “In Your Wildest Dreams,” “I
Know You’re Out There Somewhere”
John Mellancamp “Hurts So Good,” “Jack and Diane,”
“The Authority Song,” Crumblin’ Down,”
“Pink Houses,” “Small Town”
Donna Summer “She Works Hard for the Money”
Bon Jovi “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “Livin’
on a Prayer,” “Wanted (Dead or Alive)”
Def Leppard “Photograph,” “Rock of Ages”
Juliana Hatfield - “My Sister” (MTV Buzz Clip)
RADIO SPOTS
EpandMedia’s Len Epand created 60 spots for
Gore for President and the DNC in 2000 and 45 radio spots for
Bloomberg for NYC Mayor in 2001. In 2002 Epand produced many spots
for Rod Blagojevich for Illinois Governor, the Iowa Democratic
Party (helping Senator Tom Harkin), Tony Sanchez for Texas Governor,
and Jay Rockefeller for Senate (from West Virginia). In 2003 he
created two spots for Cablevision.
Favorites:
“Crime” Bloomberg for NYC Mayor 2001
“It’s A Shame” Iowa Democratic Party/Harkin
2002
“Green Means Stop” Bloomberg for NYC Mayor 2001
“Care About the Environment” Gore for President 2000
“Mark Green’s City Hall 2003” Bloomberg for
NYC Mayor 2001
“All Across Texas” Sanchez for Texas Governor 2002
“Auto Worker from Flint” Gore for President 2000
“He’s Independent” Bloomberg for NYC Mayor 2001
“Free the Soldiers” Blagojevich for Illinois Governor
2002
“Really?” Bloomberg for NYC Mayor 2001
“Mike on Education” Bloomberg for NYC Mayor 2001
“Enron” Iowa Democratic Party/Harkin
“African-American Police” Bloomberg for NYC Mayor
2001
“Big Oil” [Robert Redford] Gore for President 2000
“On September 11th” Bloomberg for NYC Mayor 2001
“Dental” Cablevision 2003
“Call Now” Cablevision 2003
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