Al Ward has directed four highly acclaimed documentaries over the past decade, including Emmy-nominated “Beyond Kitty Hawk” and the distinguished PBS political special “Crashing the Parties.”
Al’s camerawork is regularly seen on TV networks including CNN, NBC, PBS, FOX, CBS, and Discovery. Some of his memorable moments behind the lens range from shadowing the Dalai Lama for an inspiring 3 days, to capturing Danny Devito yelling at his director behind the scenes of a movie shoot — and sounding just like Louie DePalma (Al was a big fan of Taxi in the 70s).
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Laura Molta has worked in the national media for more than a decade as a features and news producer for CNN in New York and all of the major TV networks.
Laura returned home to Boston, where in addition to running the boutique multi-media production company, Molta Media, she has produced segments for WCVB-TV’s “Chronicle” and special projects for Boston’s WB, which have earned her two Emmy Nominations and a New York Festivals International Film and Production Award.
Over the last few years, Laura has found a new passion in documentary filmmaking, where her credits include segment producer on the PBS documentary, “Crashing the Parties” and the Film Festival favorite, “Hell Driver’s: America’s Original Crash Test Dummies.”
