(2006) Pieces of Paradise: Rebuilding Bay St. Louis: Students traveled to Mississippi to document the devastation of Hurricane Katrina and the efforts to rebuild the city of Bay St. Louis. Upon their return, these eight students worked for over a month to produce the 40-minute documentary, capturing the spirit of the community and hopes for rebuilding their town. Nominated for an EMMY by the Great Lakes Regional chapter of NATAS.(116MB)

(2005) Hometown Heroes: The Story of North Canton: Contributions provided by residents of North Canton during WWII, as verified by extensive personal interviews, online resources, written primary and historical sources, and rare film footage. Nominated for an EMMY by the Great Lakes Regional chapter of NATAS. (85MB)

(2002) The Last Light on Corregidor: Throughout the history of our country, men and women have gone off to war to fight for freedom. They go with only one hope. The hope to survive. Dale Frantz, of Canton, Ohio, is one such survivor. (61MB)

(2001) Kessler's Legacy: The story of Lee Kessler, a Canton artist, and former US Air Force prisoner of war. Captured in Germany 1943, after parachuting from his airplane when it was shot down. He spent eight months in Stalag 7A, then was sent to the infamous Stalag 17B. He survived the death march to Mauthausen concentration camp. (83MB)

(2000) Uncommon Valor: One Man's Story: Stark County Native Harry Hall, US Air Force, Retired, served as a radio operator for the Allies under General McArthur in the Pacific Theatre during WWII. Hall and his crew flew many missions during the war, including a mission know as the “Forbidden Flight”. (51MB)