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Gail Willumsen is an award-winning writer, director, producer of documentaries and non-fiction programs that have aired on PBS, cable, and network broadcast. Her work explores the kaleidoscope of ...
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Gail Willumsen is an Emmy and Peabody award-winning writer, director, producer of documentaries and non-fiction programs for PBS, cable, and network broadcast. Her work explores the kaleidoscope of human experience and celebrates individuals who are trying to make the world a better place.
Gail Willumsen. Writer: Nova. Gail Willumsen is known for Nova (1974), Rx for Survival: A Global Health Challenge (2005) and Black Sky: The Race for Space (2004).
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Gemini Productions champions the heroes who further our knowledge and understanding, and make us smarter and more compassionate to each other. Gail Willumsen — Director, Producer, Writer, Cat Wrangler. Prior to founding Gemini Productions, Gail Willumsen free-lanced as a producer, director and writer of documentaries and non-fiction programs ...
Gail Willumsen produces, directs and writes long-form documentary films and videos for clients like *National Geographic* Television, WGBH/*NOVA*, Vulcan Productions, and the Discovery Channel. Through her company Gemini Productions, and with her producing partner Jill Shinefield, Willumsen has chased down stories all over the world, on a wide range of topics. Her expertise and personal ...
Mar 24, 2021 · Gail Willumsen’s Documentary Film “OUT LOUD”. Through intimate storytelling and montages of rehearsal footage, “Out Loud” unveils TCLA’s journey towards amplifying transgender voices within the choral industry. In the film, as the choristers practice “Iris” by The Goo-Goo Dolls, the audience witnesses the singing and how the ...
“Director Gail Willumsen tagged along with the groundbreaking Trans Chorus of Los Angeles for about a year. It was time well spent. OUT LOUD wraps up into the lives of these evolving singers and culminates with the performance of their first concert, guaranteed to bring a tear to your eye.” — Randy Myers, Mercury News
