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JonNappaProjects.com is the web showcase of award-winning writer, Jon Nappa. Here you can find updates, behind-the-scenes features, interviews, sneak peeks and more about Jon’s projects.
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View Jon Nappa’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Children's Mixed Media Entertainment · As of May 2023 - gearing up for exciting and complex slate of...
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Storm Survivors. Inspired by the incredible true story of Sir William Hillary and the founding of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, Storm Survivors continues the story of its popular prequel, Storm Warriors.
Jon Nappa is an award-winning writer. His works have been featured on PBS, TLC, Hallmark, and other networks, and his historical fiction novels, Storm Warriors and Storm Survivors, resulted in the founding of Storm Warriors International, a not-for-profit organization producing inspirational media supporting humanitarian causes around the globe.
JON NAPPA is an author and screenwriter living with his wife and children on the coast of Maine. In addition to authoring the much acclaimed, What Longfellow Heard, his other historical fiction novels, Storm Warriors (NavPress) and Storm Survivors (SWI), resulted in the formation of an international organization producing media all over the ...
Jon Nappa Projects, Camden, Maine. 113 likes. Jon Nappa is an award-winning author and international humanitarian. This page specifically highlights his authoring work with information about the...
Pappyland was a hit children’s television show. It played on PBS and The Learning Channel for several years (1995-2002). It featured live-action, traditional cel animation, manual and mechanized puppetry, and miniatures and full-scale sets all combined onto the screen at the same time using blue screen and ultimatte special effect techniques.