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Ed Moore studied documentary film at the University of Michigan and journalism at West Virginia University. Anything that makes a good story is fair game, but Ed’s real passion comes from new points of view as well as important yet overlooked people and ideas. Ed has earned some awards, received a couple of grants, made a documentary for national PBS release and as a third-grader was invited to Jimmy Carter’s inauguration (no kidding!), but his drive continues to be making documentaries wherever compelling stories rear their head. Ed originally hails from the mountains of Almost Heaven West Virginia. And when he starts pining for the hills, you’ll find him with his wife, Manuela, in her hometown next to the Italian Alps. Bill Ferehawk is a graduate of the Yale School of Architecture and the University of California, Berkeley. He is a recipient of three Graham Foundation Grants and numerous awards for his work in documentary film. Since 1989, Bill has studied process driven architecture, including extensive research and writing about American prefabricated and manufactured housing. In 1992, he completed a study of the planning and architecture of contemporary American intentional communities. His interest is to continue to produce documentary films about the post-war built environment. Bill welcomes all inquiries where he can share his knowledge and passion in these areas.
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