Vermont PBS and Vermont EPSCoR (Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research) team up to bring you this engaging TV series about Vermonters involved in cutting-edge scientific inquiry - Vermonters at the frontiers of science. Hosted by Amy Seidl, the program delves into such topics as energy, transportation and the technology of social sciences - all with a Vermont perspective.
New England Emmy Award in the Advanced Media Writer/Producer Category
Ron Clark | Ron Clark | Audio |
Enzo Di Maio | Enzo Di Maio | Executive producer |
Dorothy Dickie | Dorothy Dickie | Executive producer |
Mike Dunn | Mike Dunn | Editor, Videographer |
Wendy Erikson | Wendy Erikson | Videographer |
Scott Esmond | Scott Esmond | Editor, Graphics |
Victor A. Guadagno | Victor A. Guadagno | Producer |
Neil Hilt | Neil Hilt | Editor, Videographer, Audio |
Nate Huffman | Nate Huffman | Editor, Videographer |
Anya Huneke | Anya Huneke | Producer |
Ed Lalonde | Ed Lalonde | Videographer, Audio |
Rhoen Pruesse-Adams | Rhoen Pruesse-Adams | Audio |
Jim Ray | Jim Ray | Videographer, Audio |
Kathryn Scott | Kathryn Scott | Executive producer |
Amy Seidl | Amy Seidl | Host |
Keith Swann | Keith Swann | Videographer |
Peter B. Wilder | Peter B. Wilder | Music |
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