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Tina DiFeliciantonio Resumé
Selected Documentaries & Television
Producer • Director • Writer
Documentaries of Dissent, 2005
A documentary special profiling award-winning filmmakers including Morgan
Spurlock, Jehane Noujaim and Robert Greenwald, for the Sundance Channel.*
Producer • Director • Writer
Document 2003, 2004
A documentary special profiling award-winning filmmakers including Stanley
Nelson, Grace Guggenheim and Alex Rivera, for the Sundance Channel.*
Producer • Director • Writer
Document 2002, 2003
A documentary special profiling award-winning filmmakers including Ken
Burns, Agnès Varda and Lourdes Portillo, and, hosted by Michael
Moore, for the Sundance Channel.*
Producer • Director • Writer
Abduction Diaries, 2002
A non-fiction special kicking-off Steven Spielberg’s Taken,
for the SciFi Channel.*
Producer • Director
Nerve.com, 2001
Segments for an HBO special.*
Executive Producer • Series Producer
Code Blue: New Orleans, 2000
& 2001
With Lucas Platt—thirteen one-hour shows for The Learning Channel.*
Producer • Director • Writer
Walk This Way, 1998
An award-winning documentary on understanding diversity, part of the Erase
The Hate campaign. Produced for USA Networks.*
Co-Producer
Reno Finds Her Mom, 1998
Producer Reno, Director Lydia Dean Pilcher—a feature length documentary
about a comedian's search for her biological mother. Produced for HBO.
Producer • Director • Writer
Girls Like Us, 1997
An ITVS documentary on teenage girls and sexuality. National broadcast
on PBS's primetime series P.O.V., the Sundance Channel and foreign television.
Winner of a National Emmy Award and the Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury
Prize.*
Producer • Director • Writer
Two Or Three Things But Nothing For
Sure, 1996
An award-winning impressionistic documentary on author Dorothy Allison.
Produced for Channel 4 UK. National broadcast on PBS's P.O.V., the Sundance
Channel and foreign television.*
Producer • Director • Writer
Culture Wars, 1995
A program in the award-winning four-part lesbian and gay civil rights series
The Question Of Equality. Produced for ITVS & Channel 4 UK.
Broadcast on PBS & foreign television.*
Associate Producer
Red, Hot & Dance, 1992
Producer John Carlin—AIDS special. Produced for the Red Hot Organization.
Broadcast on MTV.
Co-Producer • Cinematographer
Twinsburg, OH: Some Kind Of Weird Twin Thing, 1991
Director Sue Marcoux—an award-winning film on twins. Broadcast nationally
on the primetime PBS series P.O.V. and foreign television.
Producer • Director • Writer • Editor
Living With AIDS, 1986
A documentary film on compassionate community response to the early AIDS
epidemic. National broadcast on PBS's primetime series P.O.V. and foreign
television. National Emmy Award-Winner.
Selected Feature Films
- Associate Producer Kama Sutra, 1996 Producer Lydia Dean
Pilcher, Director Mira Nair
- Production Associate Truman, 1995 Producer Doro Bachrach,
Director Frank Pierson
- Assistant Auditor Philadelphia, 1992 Producer Ed Saxon,
Director Jonathan Demme
- Asst. to the Producer & Director Citizen Cohn, 1992
Producer Doro Bachrach, Director Frank Pierson
- Mark Silverman/Sundance Producer Fellow My New Gun,
1991 Producers Michael Flynn & Lydia Dean Pilcher
Miscellaneous
Producer • Director
#19, 2002
Award-winning advertising video launch for Allsteel’s new signature
chair.*
Editorial Consultant
Keep The River On Your Right, 1999
Producers/Directors Laurie & David Shapiro—a feature length documentary
on New York artist Tobias Schneebaum. Produced for the Independent Film
Channel's Next Wave.
Executive Producer
Only Human, 1998
Producer David Deitcher, Director Ioannis Mookas—an educational doc
about HIV negative gay men.
Co-Editor • Additional Cinematography
Tom's Flesh, 1994
With Tom diMaria—an experimental film on childhood abuse. Aired on
Showtime and Channel 4 U.K. Sundance Film Festival Special Recognition
Award-Winner, Best Short.*
Producer • Director • Writer
Legacies, Tales From America: Una Donna, 1993
A radio documentary on wartime rape. Produced for National Public Radio.*
Producer • Director • Additional Cinematography
Frameline Festival Trailer, 1993
Film festival trailer & television spot. Telly Award, Best Non-Profit
Advertisement.*
Producer • Director • Cinematographer
No Alternative, 1993
AIDS segments. Produced for Red Hot Organization. Broadcast on MTV.*
Producer • Director • Writer • Cinematographer
Keeping The Dream Alive, 1989
An educational documentary on The Martin Luther King Jr. Archive. Produced
for the Center for Non-Violent Social Change.*
* Collaboration with Jane C. Wagner
Selected Cinematography
- Scout’s Honor, 1999, Producer/Director Tom Shepard Sundance
Award-winner
- Five Brothers, 1995 Producer/Director Saundra Ardito
- The Return Of Sarah’s Daughters, 1994 Producer/Director
Marcia Jarmel
- Family Values, 1993 Producer/Director Pam Walton
- Gay Youth, 1991 Producer/Director Pam Walton
- Family Outing To Jesusland, 1990 Producer/Director Robert Tullis
- No Hunger In My Home, 1989 Producer/Director Nancy Brink
- Out In Suburbia, 1989 Producer/Director Pam Walton
Selected Awards
Walk This Way, 1998:
First Place Winner for Most Innovative Film
Reel To Real Moving Images, Vancouver
First Place Winner
Chicago International Children's Film Festival
Skipping Stones Honor Award
Muticultural and Ecological Awareness
Girls Like Us, 1997:
National Emmy Award-Outstanding Cultural Program
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Grand Jury Prize, Documentary
Sundance Film Festival
Gold Plaque
Chicago International Film Festival
Gold Apple Award
National Educational Media Network
Juror's Choice, Best Documentary
Charlotte Film & Video Festival
Best Documentary
Athens Film Festival
Best of Show & Gold Award
Health Sciences Communication Assoc.
Pro Choice Award
NARAL/NY
Honorable Mention
Atlanta Film & Video Festival
Two Or Three Things
But Nothing For Sure, 1996:
National Emmy Nomination -
Outstanding News & Documentary Program
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Grand Jury Prize
Aspen Shortfest
Juror's Choice Award
Charlotte Film & Video Festival
Best Women's Short Film
Cleveland International Film Festival
Isabella Liddell Art Award
Ann Arbor Film Festival
D-Vision Documentary Vision Award
Windy City International Documentary Festival
Best Short Film
New York Lesbian & Gay Film Festival
Best Women's Short Film
Cleveland International Film Festival
Silver Spire
San Francisco International Film Festival
Silver Apple
National Educational Media Network
Bronze Award
New York Expo of Short Film & Video
Living With AIDS, 1986:
National Emmy Award-
Outstanding News & Documentary Program
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Top Prize & Special Mention
Oberhausen Film Festival, West Germany
Grand Prix/Summa Cum Laude Gold Medal
International Medical Film Festival, Italy
Student Academy Award
Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
David Wolper Distinguished Achievement
International Documentary Association
First Prize, Best Doc. & Audience Favorite
Palo Alto Film Festival
Silver Apple
National Educational Film Festival
Silver Plaque
Chicago International Film Festival
Bronze Chris Plaque Award
Columbus Film Festival
David Wolper Distinguished Achievement Award
International Documentary Association
Selected Juries & Panels
2004 Mixed Messages, The New School, Juror
2004 Set In Philadelphia Screenwriting Competition,
Philadelphia Film Commission, Juror & Panelist
2000-4 Academy of Television Arts & Sciences,
Primetime and National Emmy, Juror
2002 Production East, Panelist
2001 PBS’s P.O.V., Editorial Selection Panelist
2001 Independent Television Service, Funding Panelist
2001 Pew Charitable Trust, Fellowships in the Arts,
Funding Panelist
2000 Philadelphia Independent Film Competition,
sponsored by the Independent Film Channel, Juror
1999 Sundance Film Festival, Juror
1999 Cinematexas Film Festival, Juror
1999 New York New Festival, Juror
1999 Drexel University, Panelist
1998 Aspen Shortfest, Juror & Panelist
1998 Rocky Mountain Film Festival, Panelist
1998 New York Women In Film, Panelist
1998 Atlantic Film Festival, Panelist
1998 Charlotte Film & Video Festival, Juror
1997 Sundance Film Festival, Panelist
1989 Film Arts Foundation, Sponsorship Panelist
1988 National Educational Media Network Film Festival,
Juror
1987 Frameline Film Festival, Moderator
Fellowships
2000 New York Foundation for the Arts Film
& Video Fellowship
1999 National Endowment for the Arts Media Fellowship
1998 Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship
1993 American Film Institute Independent Film/Video
Fellowship
1992 Western States Media Arts Fellowship
1991 Sundance Institute/Mark Silverman
New Producer's Fellowship
1991 American Film Institute James Levine Fellowship
1985 Louis B. Mayer Fellowship for Film
1984 Stanford University Fellowship
1982 Flaherty Film Seminar Fellowship
Selected Funding
California Council for the Humanities
Chicago Resource Center
Film Arts Foundation
Funding Exchange/Paul Robeson Fund for
Independent Film
Idaho Humanities Council
Independent Television Service
Jerome Foundation
New York State Council for the Arts
New York Foundation for the Arts
Philadelphia Foundation
Pioneer Fund
Valentine Foundation
Women's Film Fund
Women In Film Foundation
Board & Professional Affiliation
NYC's The New Festival, Advisory Board, 1996-Present
Independent Filmworks, Inc., Board of Directors,
1990-Present
Frameline Inc., Board of Directors, 1990-1994
Also member of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, Women
In Film, AIVF, Independent Documentary Association, Film Arts Foundation,
and, Film/Video Arts
Selected Teaching
New York University, Guest Lecturer, 1998-2004
Women Make Movies, Masters Class Lecturer, 2002
Swarthmore College, Visiting Assistant Professor, 2002
Bennington College, Guest Lecturer, 2002
University of Pennsylvania, Guest Lecturer, 1998
Drexel University, Guest Lecturer, 1998
University of Texas, Austin, Guest Lecturer, 1998
Bryn Mawr College, Guest Lecturer, 1998
Nassau Community College, Guest Lecturer, 1998
Bay Area Video Coalition, Videography Workshops,
1992-1994
Education
M.A. Communications/Film, Stanford University
B.S. Humanities, Summa Cum Laude, Drexel University
B.S. Business Administration, with Honors, Drexel University
Books & Publications
"Girls Like Us" biographical essay in Coming of Age: 40
Extraordinary Women Celebrate Girlhood in Story, Poetry and Song. ed.
Gina Misiroglu. New World Library, 1999
Feature articles and reviews have appeared in numerous publications including:
Afterimage
Chicago Tribune
Hollywood Reporter
Movieline
New York Daily News
New York Post
The Evening Post,
New Zealand
The New York Times
Interview Magazine |
People Magazine
Philadelphia Daily News
Philadelphia Inquirer
Speak Magazine
TV Guide
USA Today
Variety
Washington Post |
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