| FILM: |
Please see website bio > http://www.ckubie.com <
Bobby Kennedy: In His Own Words
(HBO)
The People's Palace:
Secrets of the New York Public Library
(PBS/Kunhardt Productions)
Farming America
(Hudson River Film & Video Co.)
The Living Earth
(Hudson River Film & Video Co.)
Wetlands Work for Chesapeake Bay
(Walkabout Productions)
World's End
(Hudson River Film & Video Co.)
Our Quaker Heritage
(Kunhardt Productions)
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| TELEVISION: |
American Movie Classics (AMC)
Radio City Music Hall:
The Story Behind The Showplace
Discovery Channel:
Justice Files
Moments of Courage
Secret Weapons
Learning Channel
True Heroes
Human Experience
Only Human
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| MUSIC: |
"One Day In The Woods"
A children's environmental musical, released by HarperCollins, 1997. Co-written with Jean Craighead George. Stars Alan Arkin, Barbara Dana, Jay O. Sanders, Maryann Plunkett, Patrick Collins, and introducing Arielle Kubie.
"The Gardener"
Video production of Sarah Stewart and David Small's Caldecott Honor book about a young girl's gift of a garden in the middle of a city. Produced by Live Oak Media.
"Snow"
Video production of Uri Shulevitz's Caldecott Honor Book.
"Pickles To Pittsburgh"
Video Production of Judi and Ron Barret's zany sequel.
"Paper John"
Video Production of David Small's fable like story of a kindly, resourceful
man.
"Art Dog "
Video production of Thatcher Hurd's imaginative tale. "Art Dog comes alive in this bouyantly produced adaptation "-Booklist
"Passage To Freedom"
Video production of Ken Mochizuki and Dom Lee's authorized book .
Available from Live Oak Media:
"Peeping Beauty"
"The Easter Egg Farm"
"Eggs Mark the Spot"
by Mary Jane Auch
"The Flyaway Pantaloons"
by Sue Scullard
"Anansi and the Moss Covered Rock" **
"Anansi Goes Fishing"
"Anansi and the Talking Melon"
** Awarded the Silver Apple Award for Original Music by the National Educational Film & Video Festival
Look, there are really too many to list here, folks. If you want to get the full listing, please contact Live Oak Media |
| THEATER: |
Julie Of The Wolves (the musical), already a decade in the works, has witnessed many readings, workshops, and last year, a remarkable dance workshop at the Kaufman Theatre - Museum Of Natural History in New York, where, Fay Simpson choreographed the turning of wolves to men and back again. The journey of Julie Of The Wolves (the musical) continues as the writer Barbara Dana, prepares yet another rewrite.
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| INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIALS: |
I am anxious to break into commercials! |
| AWARDS: |
18 ALA Notable Recordings since 2001
2001 AUDIE Award for "Ouch" |
| TRAINING/SCHOOLING: |
Mannes College Of Music NY |
