Current Film and Video Projects

Of course we can't rest on our laurels. Looks good, but the bean counters don't know where to put “laurels” in the chart of accounts. Jon has some interesting projects in the works, and these are just the one's he can tell you about.

Wings of Honor: The U.S. Air Force Academy

Americans live lives that would not be possible without a military founded on civilian control and a professional officer corp. The leaders of tomorrow's military will come largely from schools dedicated to that purpose, like the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA).

Of the select few chosen to attend the USAFA in Colorado Springs, fully one-quarter will not make it to graduation. Those who do graduate are the cream of that select crop. These future leaders must not only learn the tactical skills required of any warrior, they must be people of character as well. It is the job of the academy to teach the cadets all of that and more.

Wings of Honor: Building Leaders of Character for the Nation takes the viewer behind the scenes to discover the heart and soul of the U.S. Air Force Academy.

Wings of Honor is currently in production and will be shooting throughout 2005. The crew has already filmed the USAFA 2004 graduation ceremony as President George W. Bush addressed the graduates.

Read the full description of "Wings of Honor" , or see the Wings of Honor website

Hotels and High Wire

In 1908 you could board a train at Denver's Union Station and in 45 minutes be in the elegant mountain community of Eldorado Springs - there dine in splendor, dance to the music of Glenn Miller, ride horseback on a Rocky Mountain trail, rub shoulders with the greats, take in the cool mountain air - and all just an easy weekend trip.

For twenty years the Eldorado Springs Resort was the "Coney Island of the West", drawing the residents of Denver and Colorado Springs, as well as the celebrities of the day. The dramatic natural setting lent itself to high drama, such as circus daredevil Ivy Baldwin's 635 foot walk between the cliff walls, across a raging mountain stream.

Read the full description of "Hotels and High Wire".

Walking Lightly: A Portrait of Einstein

For the past 15 years Len Barron has delighted audiences with his one-man stage presentation "Walking Lightly: A Portrait of Einstein". Barron's interpretation is light-hearted, informative, entertaining and shows the very human side of one of the great men of the twentieth century.

Jon Husband has optioned the rights to the highly-praised show in order to produce an hour-long national television show, with an eye to educational, library and home video markets.

Read the full description of "Walking Lightly".