Heading up New Media is Robert Clem, a former fellow of Robert Redford's Sundance Institute, a graduate of
Birmingham-Southern College, Harvard Law School and NYU Film School as well as an award-winning independent filmmaker
and producer whose productions have been distributed around the world. In 1991 he founded Radio Action Theater and
collaborated with composer Donald Stark to produce radio dramas featuring a distinguished group of actors including
Eli Wallach, Ossie Davis, Betty Buckley, Campbell Scott, Hope Davis, Michael O'Keefe, David Strathairn, Lois Smith,
Jeffrey Wright, Will Patton, Jeffrey DeMunn and Stacy Keach.
Bob has produced, written and directed films appearing on public television, the Arts & Entertainment Network, the
Discovery Channel, the Learning Channel and networks abroad. His 1997 PBS film Big Jim Folsom won the International
Documentary Association/ABCNews VideoSource Award. Big Jim Folsom is being developed as a feature titled Strange Angels
Bob's play Fever was performed as part of the New York International Fringe Festival in 2001. In addition, Bob wrote,
produced, directed and edited the dramatic feature Company K.
State University and a Master of Fine Arts in Film and Television from New York University. His 1981 thesis film Buddies
won the Haig Manoogian Award from the New York University Film Festival, a Bronze Hugo Award from the Chicago
International Film Festival and Best Student Film from the Philadelphia International Film Festival. His Civil War screenplay
Ironclad won Best Screenplay from the 1993 Houston Worldfest Film Festival. He has worked as a gaffer since the mid-1980s,
lighting such indie classics as Living In Oblivion, The Grave, The Florentine, and The Myth of Fingerprints. His camera work
is seen often on CNN, MTV, VH1, and other cable channels. His documentary credits include Orwell Rolls in his Grave and
Foundation for New Media projects War Birds and William March Company K. His feature work as DP includes The 24th Day,
which premiered at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival, and Company K, for Waterfront Pictures.
dozen New York theater productions as well as films and videos. In addition to his collaboration with Robert Clem in Radio
Action Theater, Don composed music for the award-winning documentaries Big Jim Folsom: The Two Faces of Populism and
War Birds: Diary of an Unknown Aviator. He collaborated with Craig McConnell on the score for Company K.