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| About Us | |
| Tim
Gray is an Emmy Award winning producer and writer. Tim
launched Tim Gray Media, Inc. in 2005 with D-Day + 62 Years as
his premiere effort. The film eventually aired on over 130 PBS affiliates
around the country under the title D-Day: The Price of Freedom
and won two Emmy Awards, one for outstanding documentary program
writing.
D-Day: The Price of Freedom recently debuted in Normandy, France with French subtitles and is now sold in the majority of museums in Normandy. The film was also featured in the May 2007 issue of Rhode Island Monthly magazine. In addition to his documentary film work, Tim has produced other video productions for companies such as: Bank of America; The Naval Order of the United States; The World War II Memorial Commission of Rhode Island; The Institute for War & Peace Reporting in London, England and the U.S. Normandie Association in France. A native Rhode Islander, Tim worked as a TV anchor and reporter for over 17 years in several states and U.S. markets including: Michigan; Washington State; Florida; New York; Connecticut, Rhode Island and Boston, Massachusetts. In 2000, Tim was appointed weekend sports anchor and sports/news reporter at Ch. 10 in Providence, another NBC affiliate. He held that job until 2004. While in Ft. Myers, FL Tim was designated sportscaster-of the-year by the Florida Sportscaster's Association as well as top feature reporter. Tim is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island with a degree in Journalism and is active in the national non-profit organization Autism Speaks.
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Photographer Jim Karpeichik was the Chief News Photographer at NBC 10 in Providence, RI for 9 years. He has more than twenty years experience with video production and his work has appeared on NBC Nightly News, Discovery Channel, PBS, CNN, ESPN, TNT, Fox Sports, CBC, C-Span, Entertainment Tonight and numerous television stations across the country. He has produced documentaries, corporate video presentations, commercials, educational programs, industrial training videos, electronic press kits, music videos, info-mercials, CD-Roms and DVDs. Jim has won 14 Emmy Awards for his work. His
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| The mellifluous "voice" on our D-Day documentary belongs to narrator Peter Kessler who has hosted programs on The Golf Channel, including interviews of most of the sport's legends. Previously, he was the main voice of HBO Sports and narrated award-winning documentaries such as "When It Was a Game." Currently, he is the host of "Pure Golf" on XM Satellite Radio and also writes the monthly "Golf Talk" column for Golf Magazine. |
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| Walter Gray is a former Providence Journal reporter and columnist who retired from the University of Rhode Island as Assistant Provost for Marine Programs. He is a former South Kingstown Town Council President and a former State Senator representing South Kingstown and Block Island. He has extensive experience as a speech writer, interviewer, proposal author and program coordinator. Upon his retirement from the State Senate in 1995, he was an adjunct professor of management at Bryant University where he taught business ethics and crisis management for several years. |
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