The Film Posse: A film, television and multimedia production company based in Boston

Randall MacLowry, through Yellow Jersey Films, Inc., produced and directed "The Gold Rush" for American Experience. Featuring stunning and rare doguerrotypes and beautiful 16mm re-creations, the two-hour co-production with WGBH/Boston and KQED/San Francisco will premiere on PBS Monday, November 6, 2006. Check local listings.

A feature-length bio doc and outreach about the late artist/activist of
A Raisin in the Sun fame produced with Chiz Schultz Inc.
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Half-hour program that explores stress, race and low birthweight babies for the Vital Pictures, Inc./California Newsreel seven-part PBS series.

American
Experience co-production with WGBH directed by Tracy Heather Strain and produced with MacLowry was the highest-rated episode of the 2004-2005 season.
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Strain produced Tom Curran’s festival-winning feature documentary examines parental loss, boyhood, and Irish-American family culture.
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MacLowry directed and co-produced this look at the life and music of Stephen Foster for American Experience, a production of WITF/Harrisburg.
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The Film Posse, LLC is a dynamic Boston-based film, television and video partnership between filmmakers Tracy Heather Strain and Randall MacLowry. With over 40 years of combined experience working in documentary, dramatic, exhibition, educational, and corporate media production, the company can provide producing, directing, writing, editing, research and development, and consulting services to a wide range of clients. Located in the heart of Boston's South End creative community, The Film Posse works with sister company Yellow Jersey Films, Inc. to produce high-quality media for diverse local, regional, national and international audiences.