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The Living Edens "Madagascar: A World Apart" on the Web: PBS Online Staff, Content Development and Producer Ann F. Kim, Supervising Producer, ABC/Kane Productions International, Inc. Amy Rosenberg, Production Secretary The New Media Group, Web Design and Development, www.tnmg.com Dr. Laurie Godfrey, Author, "Eden Evolution" Dr. Claire Kremen, Author, "Paradise in Peril" Dr. Kenneth Glander, Author, "What's a Lemur?" Christopher Raxworthy, Contributing Author, "A Truly Bizarre Lizard"
Andrew Young, Producer, Cinematographer, Editor, Writer Susan Todd, Producer Alex Gregory, Executive Producer Dennis B. Kane, Executive Producer Ann F. Kim, Supervising Producer Eran Hayden, Assistant Editor Maya Angelou, Narrator Phil Ball, Additional Timelapse Cinematography Homer Robinson, Assistant Camera Laura Karpman, Music Nancy Severinsen, Music Supervisor Clifford Hoelscher, Sound Design Susan Todd, Location Sound Frank Hawkins, Location Coordinator Mark Pidgeon, Location Coordinator Brent Pierson, Coordinating Producer Brian Mauriello, Post Production Coordinator Jay Segimoto, Online Editor Mike Cosola, Colorist Mark Linden, Re-recording Mixer Alan Decker, Re-recording Mixer Amy Rosenberg, Production Secretary For ABC/Kane Productions: William Larkin, Production Supervisor Roy L. Ennis, Production Controller Tom Caliandro, Development Meg Daly Olmert, Development J. Nicoll Durrie, President The Living Edens is a co-production of ABC/Kane Productions International, Inc. in association with Trebitsch Production International, GMBH, and PBS.
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Accomplished author Maya Angelou acts as guide for THE LIVING EDENS
“Madagascar: A World Apart.” A trueRenaissance woman, Dr. Maya Angelou has been
a leading author, performer, and civil-rights activist for most of her 69 years. She has
written best-selling collections of poetry, music, and screenplays and has made hundreds
of appearances on both network and local television talk shows, including a one-hour
interview with Bill Moyers on the PBS special, "Facing Evil." She has appeared
on such programs as "Sesame Street" and "Touched by an Angel," and her
renowned autobiographical account of her youth, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, was a
special for CBS in 1979. Angelou received an Emmy nomination for her supporting role in
the 1977 production of "Roots," and the coveted Golden Eagle Award for her PBS
special "Afro-American in the Arts." Currently, Dr Angelou lectures throughout
the United States and abroad and is a Reynolds professor of American Studies at Wake
Forest University in North Carolina.