Video clips of independent documentaries produced by LTP

Check out some of the work that Lorna Thomas Productions has completed.
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CATCHING MY BREATH
This one-hour documentary profiles wheelchair athlete Ken Thomas, and his determination to participate in the World Masters Games. It is also about his life-long fight for inclusion and independence as a person with a physical disability.

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RADIO WORTH FIGHTING FOR", is a documentary for CHUM (Bravo) about public radio and the fight to save listener-supported radio station CKUA.
"Radio Worth Fighting For" aired on Bravo! December 12th, 2004 at 6pm (West) and 8pm (East).

The link below is for the film clip "Radio Worth Fighting For"
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To place your order for your copy of the DVD "Radio Worth Fighting For"
Contact: Lisa Miller lmiller@compusmart.ab.ca

In 2002 Lorna Thomas Productions partnered with Trick Rider Productions to produce “PRETTY LADIES, FAST HORSES”— COWGIRLS OF THE 21st CENTURY for Global Television. The film won third place in the sports category at the “Houston International Film Festival 2003.”

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INSPIRING TEACHERS: The Collaborative Schools Model Length: 14 minutes
Produced in 2003 for the Faculty of Education, University of Alberta This film demonstrates a new way for teachers and principals to work with student teachers.

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PHYLLIS' MIRACLE-Transformed by Cancer Winner of "Bronze Award" in the Mental Health Category The Columbus International Film and Video Festival (The 2000 Chris Awards)

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Stir it Up -An NFB/ LTP CO-production.
Directed by Lorna Thomas.
Stir it Up is a documentary about collective kitchens, a grassroots movement that nourishes the body and the spirit

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Beating the Streets -A NFB/ LTP CO-production.
Directed by Lorna Thomas.
Exposes the poverty, racism and violence that drive kids onto the street, in a positive and optimistic story of survival and beating the odds.

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	Check out some of the work that Lorna Thomas Productions has completed. You will need Quicktime to see the videos. Get Quicktime CATCHING MY BREATH This one-hour documentary profiles wheelchair athlete Ken Thomas, and his determination to participate in the World Masters Games. It is also about his life-long fight for inclusion and independence as a person with a physical disability. View the clip. RADIO WORTH FIGHTING FOR", is a documentary for CHUM (Bravo) about public radio and the fight to save listener-supported radio station CKUA. "Radio Worth Fighting For" aired on Bravo! December 12th, 2004 at 6pm (West) and 8pm (East). The link below is for the film clip "Radio Worth Fighting For" View the clip. To place your order for your copy of the DVD "Radio Worth Fighting For" Contact: Lisa Miller lmiller@compusmart.ab.ca In 2002 Lorna Thomas Productions partnered with Trick Rider Productions to produce “PRETTY LADIES, FAST HORSES”— COWGIRLS OF THE 21st CENTURY for Global Television. The film won third place in the sports category at the “Houston International Film Festival 2003.” View the clip. INSPIRING TEACHERS: The Collaborative Schools Model Length: 14 minutes Produced in 2003 for the Faculty of Education, University of Alberta This film demonstrates a new way for teachers and principals to work with student teachers. View the clip. PHYLLIS' MIRACLE-Transformed by Cancer Winner of "Bronze Award" in the Mental Health Category The Columbus International Film and Video Festival (The 2000 Chris Awards) View the clip. Stir it Up -An NFB/ LTP CO-production. Directed by Lorna Thomas. Stir it Up is a documentary about collective kitchens, a grassroots movement that nourishes the body and the spirit View the clip. Beating the Streets -A NFB/ LTP CO-production. Directed by Lorna Thomas. Exposes the poverty, racism and violence that drive kids onto the street, in a positive and optimistic story of survival and beating the odds. View the clip.
	A Krystall Dragon Productions / Jimmy Hooper Co-operative Production ©2000 Lorna Thomas Productions