- Thumbs Up for Mother UniverseRead more
Website: https://www.lonnieholleystory.com
Thumbs Up for Mother Universe: Stories from the Life of Lonnie Holley, a feature documentary on the remarkable musician and visual artist is currently screening in festivals, and will be ...
- Who’s That Stranger?Read more
The story of the man with the longest recording career in history.
- Will the Circle be Unbroken?Read more
The Peabody award-winning, 26-part Public Radio series.
- Goin’ to ChicagoRead more
The story of the African American “Great Migrations.”
- Ten Thousand Points of LightRead more
A southern gothic Xmas with lights and Elvis
- BananalandRead more
Co-writer, co-producer
1988 Seven Stages Theater - You Can’t Judge a Book by Looking at the CoverRead more
Writer/performer John O’Neal brings Junebug Jabbo Jones to life.
- Creative Compass Collective (CCC)
George King is a founding member of CCC, which formed as a horizontal organization in March 2020. We are a collective of filmmakers and ...
- Seeing Color: Object, Light, & ObserverRead more
Exploring color through paintings in the National Gallery’s collections.
- IndivisibleRead more
Selected as one of 22 documentary artists to participate in this national touring exhibition, CD, and book (Local Heroes, Changing America W.W. Norton & Co.) on the development of grass roots democracy ...
- Murmur TrackRead more
Audio track for a Habitat for Humanity exhibit on poverty and housing.
- Learning to ChangeRead more
Co-Writer/Producer
30 min, video (1990) Southern Regional Council
Local PBS and cable broadcastsThe principals of public schools that received the Department of Education’s designation as ‘schools of excellence’ discuss their strategies for ...
- Word of MouthRead more
A three-part radio documentary on storytelling by storytellers.
- Notes From NicaraguaRead more
A music video travelogue through post-revolutionary Nicaragua.
- Southern NetworkRead more
Director of Programming, responsible for writing and supervising the production of 80 hours of original programming (2 hours daily on two satellite feeds.) Southern Network was a pioneering, ad hoc network established ...
- Changing DecadesRead more
Writer/Producer/Director
22 min, video (1984) Southern Regional CouncilA brief investigation into what young Americans know about the history of the civil rights movement.
- Seleccionando Cuidado InfantilRead more
Co-Writer/Director
14 min, video (1983) Ehrlich & KingInformation on how to choose the right childcare for your familia.
- Choice or ChanceRead more
Writer/Co-Producer
20 min, video (1982) Ehrlich & KingInformation for youth from veterans about registration, recruitment into the military, and the draft. Sponsored by a coalition of Bay Area peace organizations.
- Moving UpRead more
Writer/Co-Producer
20 min, tape/slide (1981) Ehrlich & KingProduced in the style of a telenovela, this informational tool was created for housing authorities to educate people about the Section 8 housing program.
- Aging: The MythsRead more
Writer/Producer/Editor
60 min, audio (1978) National Public Radio (Crossroads)
National broadcastA 60 minute radio documentary about aging made for the NPR series Crossroads.
- Talacre School FilmRead more
Writer/Producer/Director
90 min, 16mm, B & W (1975) Infilms/British Film Institute
Screened at National Film Theater, Selected for the British National Film Archive.A feature-documentary about truancy in a London neighborhood and a ...
- Discovering RootsRead more
Writer/Producer/Director
20 min, 16mm, color (1974) Infilms/Save the Children’s FundInter-Action, Britain’s noted community arts collective creates community gardens in the inner city.
- Big Red VanRead more
Writer/Producer/Director
20 min, 16mm, color (1974) Infilms/Arts Council of Great BritainInter-Action, Britain’s noted community arts collective launches a mobile community communications resource with the capacity to shoot, edit, and display: print, photos, ...
- Camp in CamdenRead more
Co-producer
25 min.,16mm, B&W (1973) Infilms
Selected for the British National Film Archive.An urban ‘camp’ for at risk youth in the inner city.
- Let Piccadilly LiveRead more
Writer/Producer/Director
25 min,16mm, color (1972)A short documentary that gives voice to the residents and businesses opposed to plans to comprehensively re-develop London’s quirky Piccadilly Circus neighborhood.
- Dialogues On Art, Culture & Social ChangeRead more
Perspectives on contemporary art and social change.
- Habitat for Humanity exhibit on Poverty HousingRead more
https://www.georgeking-assoc.com/audio/01%20Habitat%20Poverty%20Housing%20Murmur%20Track.mp3
- Who Is telling Stories Today?Read more
From radio talk shows to TV preachers, psychiatrists to stand-up comedians; the final program looks at the impact of change and technology and the implications of a disappearing narrative tradition. These programs ...
- Where Do Stories Come From?Read more
The second part of the series assesses the origins, history and migrations of stories, and asks why narrative has always played such a prominent role in the southern states.
“When you’re talking about ...
- Why Do People Tell Stories?Read more
From science and philosophy to the foundation of the major religions, from entertainment to personal revelations; the first program examines the need for narrative, the roles stories play in our lives.
“Long before ...