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Profit Motive and the Whispering Wind (2008)

Genre : Documentary, History

Runtime : 58M

Director : John Gianvito

Synopsis

A visual essay about the progressive tradition of the United States as seen through grave markers and monuments.

Actors

Crews

John Gianvito
John Gianvito
Director
John Gianvito
John Gianvito
Writer
John Gianvito
John Gianvito
Producer
Howard Zinn
Howard Zinn
Author
Roberto Cassan
Roberto Cassan
Original Music Composer
John Gianvito
John Gianvito
Director of Photography
John Gianvito
John Gianvito
Editor
John Gianvito
John Gianvito
Sound
John Gianvito
John Gianvito
Animation
Owen Williams
Owen Williams
Online Editor
Dominique Preyer
Dominique Preyer
Music Supervisor
Tammy Dudman
Tammy Dudman
Production Assistant
Andrew Lewis
Andrew Lewis
Production Assistant
Nadia Tabbara
Nadia Tabbara
Production Assistant
Mary Helena Clark
Mary Helena Clark
Cinematography
Kelsey Gall
Kelsey Gall
Cinematography
Tatiana McCabe
Tatiana McCabe
Cinematography
Jonathan Schwartz
Jonathan Schwartz
Production Assistant
Robert Todd
Robert Todd
Production Assistant
Jonathan Schwartz
Jonathan Schwartz
Sound Mixer

Posters and backgrounds

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