Moses McCall

Outreach, Filmer, Interviewer, Project Manager, Blog Writer

Moses is the one who came up with the idea to film DC going green in the first place. He interviews and mans the camera for PTDG videos, writes blog entries and does a great of networking with people and businesses about the project and finding video leads. Moses is a web programmer (formerly for NASA) whose work includes marketing the popular DC nonprofit Eco-Green Living, creating an online social networking tool for apartment buildings, and more. Other film projects have included a 48-hour Film Festival piece and some footage on food. Green issues are Moses' passion; salsa dancing is his hobby.

Jocelyn Allen

Project & Website Manager, Site Content & Blog Writer, Interviewer, Filmer, Outreach

Jocelyn interviews, films, helps manage the project, organized the website, writes site content and blog entries, and networks. She has studied documentary filmmaking, journalism, dance and massage therapy, served 10 months as an AmeriCorps*NCCC member and has lived in 7 states. Currently she interns for a few DC nonprofits, is a Vita-Mix blender presentation assistant and does some freelance writing. She starts holistic health counselor training this fall. Future dreams include starting a healthy fast food service for homeless, addicted, abused and other special-needs populations.

Brandon Schmittling

Graphic Designer

Brandon is the man behind the look of PTDG's website. He is an experienced DC graphic designer who recently switched to a design studio with only nonprofit clients. He also does freelance design work, often for free or cheap like he did for PTDG. Interests other than design include infusing vodka, soccer, entertaining, and surrounding himself with as much new music, film and literature as possible. Brandon can be found at his normal internet haunt: Cluster Media.

Kyle Owen

Video Editor

Kyle is the laid-back fellow who volunteered to turn our footage into useable videos. His many hobbies include dressing up "for no reason," singing and playing guitar. He plays hockey and works at an ice rink. He also may or may have not traveled to space, which was probably awesome.

Thom Wallace

Supporter, Camera Donation

Along with the rest of the crew at emPivot.com, Thom has supported PTDG, provided great information and donated a fantastic video camera. EmPivot.com is "the green version of YouTube," with videos covering a wide range of green issues.

Elva Anderson

Supporter

Elva has offered enthusiasm and ideas and let us film her.

Patricia

Supporter

Patricia helped us see things through the eyes of a creative TV producer.


THANK YOU, team, for donating precious time and effort! Thank you to all the DC residents, workers, tourists and fans who contribute their green ideas, let us film them or otherwise get involved!