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Neal Hutcheson

Neal Hutcheson

Video Producer
Tompkins 205
919/513-7385 (office)
nealhut at bellsouth dot net

Education | Bio | Filmography | Awards/Honors

Education

B.A., North Carolina State University, Multi-Disciplinary Studies

Bio

NEAL HUTCHESON (Producer / Director) has produced five documentaries for PBS in collaboration with the renowned linguist Walt Wolfram – Indian By Birth (2001), Mountain Talk (2004), Voices of North Carolina (2005), The Queen Family: Appalachian Tradition & Back Porch Music (2006), and The Carolina Brogue (2008). Independently, Hutcheson directed the documentary The Prison Sutras (1997), and produced numerous short films including Jornado del Muerto (1998), Cry Like A Baby (2000), and Vollis Simpson’s Whirligigs (2001). He also produced the feature documentary film, The Last One, which previewed in a special exhibition at the Asheville Art Museum in Spring, 2006 and in the Hillbilly Babylon Film Festival, Sept. 29- Oct. 4, in Berlin, Germany. Obliquities, a collection of short films, is forthcoming from Sucker Punch Pictures. Hutcheson, in collaboration with Wolfram, is currently engaged in an ambitious feature-length documentary on cultural decay in the rural fishing communities along the North Carolina coast.

Hutcheson received a Regional Artist grant from United Arts in 1997 and again in 2002, and a highly competitive Visual Artist Fellowship from the North Carolina Arts Council in 2004.

Filmography

Producer/Director

The Carolina Brogue. 2008.

The Queen Family: Appalachian Tradition & Back Porch Music. 2006.

National PBS, October 2006.

Voices of North Carolina. 2005. PBS

Mountain Talk. 2004. PBS

Cry Like A Baby. 2000. PBS

Indian By Birth: The Lumbee Dialect. 1999 PBS

Jornada del Muerto. 1998. PBS

The Prison Sutras. 1997. PBS

Selected Video and Film Productions in Educational Use

A Door Into Hindi. Vid. Neal Hutcheson. 2002, 2003.

Talk About Writing: Jonathan Williams. Prod. & Dir. Neal Hutcheson. 2000.

Living in Eurasia: Young Voices of Russia. Prod. & Dir. Neal Hutcheson. 2000.

Indonesia: A Southeast Asian Nation. Prod. & Dir. Neal Hutcheson. 1999.

Meet Richa: A Girl From New Delhi. Dir. Neal Hutcheson. 1998.

Village Fatehpur Beri. Dir. Neal Hutcheson. 1997.

People and Places of South Asia. Dir. Neal Hutcheson. 1997.

Awards and Honors

CHASS University Extension Award, NC State University 2007

EPA Distinguished Employee Award, NC State University 2005

Visual Artist Fellowship, North Carolina Arts Council, 2004

Regional Artist Grant Award, United Arts Council of Wake County, 2002-2003

Regional Artist Grant Award, United Arts Council of Wake County, 1997-1998

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