“street abuse” and developed a hierarchy of sexual aggression, which became the dramatic structure for War Zone. War Zone was also nominated one of the Top Ten Films of 1998 by the LA Times, nominated for the Caligari Prize at the Berlin Film Festival, and received worldwide press. Stripped (Co-Producer. Feature Documentary, 2001) Stripped chronicles director Jill Morley's behind the scenes look at the world of exotic dancing. Swing State (Supervising Producer. Feature Documentary, 2008) Swing State chronicles Ohio Lt. Governor, Lee Fisher’s emotional 2006 campaign in one of the most contested political campaigns in modern political history. Player Hating: A Love Story (Writer, Director, Producer. Feature Documentary, 2010) Player Hating follows the life of hip-hop artist, Half a Mill from obscurity to fame. This dangerous project explores issues of race, poverty, trauma and survival through characters that experience and participate in violence on a daily basis, yet struggle to escape through music. Sick to Death! (Writer, Director. Feature Documentary, 2016) Sick to Death! follows Maggie after drinking radioactive iodine to kill her over active thyroid, she catapults into illness only to run smack into the medical corruption that leaves 750 million people sick and suffering worldwide. References External links Official website 1958 births American documentary filmmakers Film directors from Alaska School of Visual Arts alumni George Washington University alumni Living people People from Fairbanks, Alaska