We tell a human story.
 
As our world has grown increasingly interconnected, mass media has responded with ever faster news cycles and ever more compressed news segments.  Consequently, the lived experience of the events that shape our world is lost amid the speed and indifference of the sound bite and, lost along with it, our personal connection.  HUMAN FEATURES™ aims at conveying the tragedies, complexities, and injustices of our world by putting a face on a story.  We allow people to share what has happened to them in their own words in intimate, personal settings that frame their narratives.
 
 The HUMAN FEATURES film crew includes Jeffrey Wengrofsky, a professor in the Humanities Program of New York University, author of thirty articles on politics and human affairs, director of eight short documentary films, and staff writer for Coilhouse magazine; Brian Wengrofsky, whose cinematography credits include A Lion’s Trail, the 2005 Emmy Award winner for documentary film, in addition to When the War is Over and The Mother’s House, both of which aired on the Sundance Channel, and numerous other feature films and television programs in the United States and Germany; and David Kavanaugh, a lighting specialist, editor, and cameraman whose credits include Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead and seventeen other feature films.
 
 Our recent films include “The Gospel According to Reverend Billy,” a conversation with the 2009 Green Party candidate for mayor of New York City. Dr. Ira Katznelson, the Ruggles Professor of Political Science and History at Columbia University and former President of the American Political Science Association, reviewed the film and its corresponding essay as follows: “This film is fascinating at more than one level, including the integration of performance and politics, religion and essentially secular positions, malleability and hard views. The film and essay are very well done, and provoke thought by inviting attention to a person and sets of identities and views that are not ordinarily foregrounded.”
 
HUMAN FEATURES has now begun broadcast of our latest film, “Getting Out of Bed with Richard Foreman,” an interview with MacArthur Foundation “Genius” Award Winning playwright Richard Foreman.  
 
We are currently in pre-production for a commercial Steven A. Mundie, an expert on immigration law and human rights. Formerly an Amnesty International Program Associate and former partner of Baron, Mundie and Shelkin, Mr. Mundie has argued two cases that have set precedent in U.S. Federal Courts and has received an Award for Outstanding Pro Bono Service from the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.