Jeff Spitz

Emmy Award - winner Jeff Spitz creates original documentaries for broadcast on PBS and cable. His credits as a writer/producer/director include: The Return of Navajo Boy, a one-hour documentary that reunited a Navajo family, premiered at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival and has screened and won awards at film festivals internationally; From the Bottom Up, a one-hour, national PBS special on community activism; The Roosevelt Experiment, a half-hour program for ABC-TV telling the story of an integrated college in a segregated city; and Libraries Change Lives, celebrating the immigrant experience in America's public libraries, narrated by Whoopi Goldberg.

Jeff is also an accomplished writer, media placement specialist and fundraiser and brings his uncanny ability to package issues to ASA clients. Jeff's work includes building audiences and constituencies for his documentaries and those by other production companies. He is particularly skilled at building media interest in nonfiction and has garnered hundreds of news clips to compliment his work.