Attendees of the Hope and Dreams Film Festival in Hope, New Jersey voted Crop Circles: Quest for Truth “Best of the Festival” in October. Visit the festival site for details. A big thanks to festival founder Christine Rusin for including the film in her festival.

William’s Academy Award nominated and Emmy winning Waco: The Rules of Engagement will air as part of the launch programming for the newly formed Documentary Channel. Tom Neff, head of acquisitions at the new cable channel says he chooses “…docs with a strong point of view and a strong personal, visual and thematic approach.” Right on, Tom! More…

Invisible Ballots was released directly to video by American Media in May, 2004. The issue of voting machines that do not provide a paper record is a hot one. Grassroots organizations continue to show the DVD in their communities. Here are just a few we’ve heard about in 2006: Oneida, NYElmira, NYUlster, NYDublin, CA

Cal State L.A. Sociology Professor Soren Kerk invited William to speak to her Writing for Sociology class after they had watched Reckless Indifference. Professor Kerk conducted a Q & A, tailoring the discussion around the impact of using film for social analysis. The students discussed the Felony Murder Rule, reverse discrimination, the ethics of sometimes unfair prosecutorial tactics…

Screen Actor’s Guild Foundation Documentary Committee members Tom Bosley, James Cromwell, Mitch Ryan, Bonnie Bartlett and Ken Orsatti, along with Foundation Executive Director Marcia Smith, welcomed Gazecki to this project in June of 2005. MORE…

EUREKA! Film Festival in New York invited Reckless Indifference to screen at its first-annual event, held October 22-30th, 2005. William conducted a Q&A after the film which screened at the Anthology Film Archives building in New York. Visit the festival site for more information on the festival.