PROJECTS & CREDITS




“The Liberty Bell”
A short film commissioned by The History Channel for the new Liberty Bell pavilion at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia. The film shows how, throughout its history, the bell has become a symbol of freedom and liberty in the USA and around the world.
Started showing October 9, 2003

“Choosing Sides”
A 30 minutes period piece about the dispute over independence as reflected in personal diaries and letters written by young people in the 18th century. Commissioned by The History Channel, this film is shot on High Definition video and is shown on a continuous basis at a theatre within the Independence National Historic Park in Philadelphia.
“A Very Private Romance”
A short dramatic period piece commissioned by the History Channel and shot in HD for George Washington’s Mt. Vernon Estate and Gardens. Martha Washington shares the touching and intimate story of her 40 year romance with America’s first president.
Narrated by Glenn Close; directed by Terri Randall
A Very Private Romance
“Nelly's Shocking Day”
A short dramatic period piece commissioned by the History channel and shot in HD for George Washington’s Mt. Vernon Estate and Gardens. Nellie Custis Washington, Granddaughter of George and Martha, shares her sometimes surprising and often  humorous recollection of the creation of the famous Houdon bust. Directed by Terri Randall
“A Leader's Smile”
A short dramatic period piece commissioned by the History Channel and shot on HD for George Washington’s Mt. Vernon Estate and Gardens.  Denture maker Kevin Clancy expertly demonstrates in “A Leader’s Smile,” just how George Washington’s teeth were made. Directed by Terri Randall.
“American's First Spymaster
A short dramatic period piece commissioned by the History Channel and shot on HD for George Washington’s Mt. Vernon Estate and Gardens. Secret Agent Robert Townsend reveals some of the amazing tricks of the trade employed by George Washington and his team of citizen spires that helped win our War of Independence. Directed by Terri Randall.
“Star Spangled Banner”
Terri Randall – Producer. Two documentary films commissioned by The History Channel on the preservation of the Star Spangled Banner at the Smithsonian Museum of American History.  One film is shown at the Smithsonian Museum of American History in Washington D.C. on a continuous basis; the other produced in association with Cox Communications was shown as a special web cast to high schools across the United States.
“Friendly Fire”
Friendly Fire is a military term describing a situation in which soldiers are being fired upon by their own army. This program looks at a specific friendly fire incident that took place during the Gulf War. Produced with ABC News Productions for The Learning Channel. Producer/Writer: Avner Tavori.

“Declassified: Human Experimentation”
From the end of WWII through the cold war, the U.S. military performed tests on large populations exposing millions of people to dangerous radiation, chemicals and bacteria. Produced for History Channel and Set Productions. Writer/producer/director: Avner Tavori.
“100 Years of Terror—(A four part series)”
This series tells the story of terrorism in the 20th century, demonstarting how terrorism started as the tool of anarchists and revolutionaries and later  became a weapon of freedom fighters, guerilla movements, political radicals and religious zealots. The series weaves together interviews with terrorists and their victims with rare footage and reenactments.  A co-production of The History Channel, Speigel TV, Teleimage, Set Productions and Noga Communications Israel.  Produced by Avner Tavori