Medscape launches an 8-part Envision Films Series
In the midst of the Coronavirus, pandemic, Envision Films / JeIf Teitler set up several photo sessions to honor the stories of health providers during this time. And then this happened.
Envision Films & Hartford Health Inspire a National Geographic Segment
Upon releasing Jay Bialkowski’s short film, National Geographic’s editor, Nsikan Aspen took notice. That’s when he invited all participants on his segment. Posted by Jeff Teitler
Hartford Courant Publishes Envision Films
During the COVID-19 pandemic, medical practitioners and first responders documented their experiences with their phones. Envision Films / Jeff Teitler edited them and the Hartford Courant has now published these works.
CCSU Film Student Wins Jury Award Fighting For Transgender Rights
The worlds largest student film festival, Campus Moviefest, sponsored by the Walt Disney Company, Lumix and Goldman Sachs awards CCSU film student – Posted by Jeff Teitler
CCSU FILM ALUMNI AND STUDENTS PRODUCE WITH GRAMMY AWARD WINNING ARTIST
In a new milestone, CCSU Film alumni and students produce with Grammy Award Winning Artist, Pharoahe Monch and Filmmaker/NYU Film professor, Tatjana Kretevski. – Posted by, Professor Jeff Teitler
Envision Films Published on Medscape – A Week on The COVID Ward
In a new collaboration, Envision Films, Jeffrey Teitle, along with Medscape a leading WebMD medical journal and F. Perry Wilson reveal a week on the Covid ward.
Envision Films Collaborates with Hartford HealthCare on The COVID Portraits
Hartford Healthcare and Envision Films / Jeffrey B. Teitler Collaborate on The Covid Portraits – 4 documentary portrait films on the front lines
United States Congressional Black Caucus Awards Scholarship to CCSU Film Student
Fighting for student-excellence has its rewards. CCSU film student, Mya S. Gray has been awarded a prestigious UNITED STATES CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS SCHOLARSHIP – Professor Jeff Teitler
CCSU Film Student captures McDonald’s…and then this happened!
Through long pauses, multiple drafts and extended film deadlines, sometimes one film can change a life. Post by Jeff Teitler