Handmade: American Style
	WETA-TV, PBS Washington, DC
	From totems to teapots, the wild and whimsical world of crafts A WETA-TV original pilot on fine crafts produced in cooperation with American Style magazine. The program features talented, eccentric and quality driven artists whose work brings pleasure into our homes and into our lives. Hosted and narrated by Martin Mull, the half-hour,magazine-style program features the Smithsonian Craft Show at the National Building Museum; "Masters of the Medium" award winners Sam Maloof, Albert Paley and Harvey Littleton presented by the James Renwick Alliance; the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria, Virginia; ceramic artist Kathy Amt at home in Washington, D.C. and the KaplansÐa family of collectors in Maryland. Field produced profiles connect the community, commerce and culture of crafts. Five segments were shot in seven days, one with two cameras, plus host stand-up, with original score by Roger Piantadosi. The program was aired in the Washington, DC metroplolitan area on the PBS affiliate station WETA-TV, and nominated for a local Emmy award. Producer/Director: Linda Lewett Senior Producer: Jackson Frost Camera/DP: Ed Lee Director of Cultural Programming: Phylis Geller
							Photo Credtis: (L-R, T-B) Pin by Kathy Amt, Harvey Littleton Sam Maloof, Deborah Doane, Hunt Prothro, Cynthia Corio-Poli, Albert Paley
	Also produced for WETA-TV, a series of four 30 second Public Service Announcements to air locally during the PBS "Dancing" series produced by WNET in 1993. Dance material for the spots - "Explore the World - Feel the Power of Movement - Join in the Magic - Learn Body Language: Enjoy Dancing" - was drawn from "Metro Dance/Arts."