Productions
JWM's most recent productions include: "My Life is a Zoo" - a docu-soap about a private zoo owned by a husband and wife team in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, "101 Gadgets that Changed the World" - a two hour list show special about the gadgets and gizmos that changed history, and "The Ancient Life" - a groundbreaking 3D series that investigates the greatest icons of antiquity and the mysteries that still surround them.
Notable past projects include:
"Solving History with Olly Steeds"- a collision of investigative journalism with the greatest mysteries of the past, "Planet Earth Extremes" - a 6 hour reboot of the popular Planet Earth series, "Treasure Quest"- a 13 episode reality series about modern day treasure hunting on the high seas, "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom" for Animal Planet.Time-Life's Lost Civilizations - the sole recipient of the 1996 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Informational Series; Saving JJ (1X30' / National Geographic, BBC) recipient of the 1998 Emmy for Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking News Story; and Emmy-nominated shows Millennium Man (1X60' / PBS, Channel 4), Challenger: Go For Launch (1X60' / Discovery and BBC2), ; Sherman's March for the History Channel, The Treasure Seekers (13X60' HDTV) used by National Geographic to launch their channel, and The Unfinished War (1X60') for CNN. "History Hacker" a series for History about hacking, engineering and the great inventions of the past, four seasons of the top-rated History Channel series, "Digging for the Truth"; a two-hour special for the Discovery Channel, "Jesus: Man Behind the Myths"; and a six part educational series for Schlessinger Media called Environmental Science.
The First Human
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1x60' —
Co-Production - Channel 4 Television and WNET )
Current Events |
Co-Production - Channel 4 Television and WNET
2003 Emmy Award Nominee
Nazi Grand Prix
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1x60' —
Channel 4 )
History |
Channel 4
This is the story of Richard Seaman, one of Britain's greatest racing drivers ever. Seaman was almost erased from history when he left British motor-sport and chose to race for the German Mercedes team at the height of the Third Reich. Seduced by the power and discipline of the German racing teams, the allure was so great for Seaman that nothing - neither family nor fear of war - would keep him from the wheel of the fastest cars in the world. It was a fascination so great that, in the end, it cost him his life.
