DAEDALUS PRODUCTIONS, INC., is a not-for-profit film and television production company established in 1980 by NINA ROSENBLUM and DANIEL V. ALLENTUCK to produce non-fiction television for network, public and cable markets as well as theatrical feature documentaries and dramatic films. Specializing in international co-production, Daedalus has won numerous awards and is a highly respected member of the worldwide non-fiction community.

Nina Rosenblum in collaboration with her esteemed board of advisors (Ed Asner, actor; Maureen Stapleton, actor), are involved with all aspects of production from script to completed film. Daedalus Productions works with the finest talents in the entertainment world to create non-fiction television that utilizes the best of contemporary scholarship and professional expertise to push the boundaries of the medium, widen its audience, educate and inform.

PRODUCTIONS producer/director

	2002		CODE YELLOW: HOSPITAL AT GROUND ZERO Daedalus Productions, Inc. Producer/director of a feature documentary narrated by BRIAN DENNEHY about the hospital closest to ground zero on 9/11.
	2001		UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES Daedalus Productions, Inc. Producer/director of a short advocating reform of the Rockefeller Mandatory Minimum Drug Laws.
	2000		THE SKIN I'M IN NY Times Television/Showtime Producer/director of a feature documentary about Jimi Hendrix and Sly and the Family Stone.
	1999		TWIN LENSES Daedalus Productions, Inc. Producer/director of a feature documentary about the renowned twins, photographers Frances McLaughlin Gill and Kathryn Abbe, famed fashion photographers for Vogue and other major publications.
	1999		WALTER ROSENBLUM: IN SEARCH OF PITT STREET Daedalus Productions, Inc., New Video Producer/director of an hour-long documentary about the renowned photographer Walter Rosenblum, whose photographs of D-Day, Pitt Street, Spanish Refugees, East Harlem, Haiti, Europe and the South Bronx are a recognized part of our national heritage.
	1996		A HISTORY OF WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS NYPL, Akron Art Museum, National Museum for Women in the Arts, Wash. DC, Santa Barbara Museum Producer/directory, narrated by MAUREEN STAPLETON. fifteen minute historical short, with dramatizations for installation in four venues - traveling museum exhibition: A HISTORY OF WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS 1839-1974, curated by Naomi Rosenblum.
	1995		SLAVESHIP: THE TESTIMONY OF THE HENRIETTA MARIE Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society, Daedalus Productions, Inc. Producer/director of a short for installation in a traveling exhibition: THE WRECK OF THE HENRIETTA MARIE, about the oldest slave ship wreck (1699) found off the coast of the U.S. featuring Dr. Cornel West, Harvard University.
	1994		LOCK-UP: THE PRISONERS OF RIKERS ISLAND HBO created by/producer/director "America Undercover" feature documentary premiere broadcast: June 6, 1994. World festival premiere: Berlin Film Festival, 1995; Film Festival d'Amiens, France: Grand Prix du Documentaire, Catholic Jury Award, Nov. 1995.
	1994		BEAT DOWN: THE CASE OF RAYMOND ALVAREZ Daedalus Productions, Inc. Producer/director of a ten minute short, documenting a brutality case at Rikers Island jail. World festival premiere: Berlin Film Festival, 1995.
	1993		THE UNTOLD WEST: THE BLACK WEST TBS narrated by DANNY GLOVER producer/director of part two of a three-part series, telling the unknown story of African-American cowboys, rodeo riders and Hollywood's Black Westerns. Emmy Award: Individual Achievement in a Prime Time Documentary Special: Writer - Dennis Watlington, (co- producer/writer/actor). Special Jury Prize, Vallodolid Festival, Spain, 1994. Nominations: CableAce and Vision Award.
	1992		LIBERATORS: FIGHTING ON TWO FRONTS IN WORLD WAR II PBS, WDR/Germany, La Sept/FR., Ch. Four/U.K., SBS/AUS narrated by DENZEL WASHINGTON and LOUIS GOSSETT, JR. producer/director with William Miles of a feature documentary, about African-American soldiers in WW II who fought in the segregated US army and helped liberate Nazi concentration camps. Nominated for an Academy Award, 1992 IDA Award CINE Golden Eagle CICAE Award Holocaust Humanitarian Award Links Award World Festival Premiere: Berlin Film Festival, 1992
	1989		THROUGH THE WIRE POV- PBS; Ch. Four, U.K. producer/director/co-writer narrated by SUSAN SARANDON, music by Nona Hendryx World TV premiere - Channel Four, Britain. A feature documentary, for theatrical and public television release, produced in association with Amnesty International. Completion Grant: L.A. Women in Film, World Festival Premiere: Berlin Film Festival, 1992, Munich Doc. Festival: Best in Festival, INPUT
	1980-84		AMERICA AND LEWIS HINE NEH, PBS producer/director narrated by JASON ROBARDS & MAUREEN STAPLETON Broadcast: National PBS: November 8, 1984 An hour long documentary, about pioneer social photographer Lewis Hine World festival premiere: New York Film Festival 1984 Sundance Film Festival: Special Jury Prize Clarion Award IDA Award Cine Golden Eagle Chris Statuette.