Over the years, I have regularly presented
scholarly papers drawn from my several research projects. At the
same time, I have also done lectures in public forums including
the Smithsonian Institution, the Canton Art Museum, the Palm Springs
Airplane Museum, the British Interplanetary Society, the Washington,
D.C. Martin Luther King Library, and the San Diego association of
Independent Scholars. I am available to make presentations on the
following subjects:
The symbiotic relationship between the film industry and the armed
services.
Hollywood’s portrayal of the American Experience in the Vietnam
War.
Hollywood and the images of World War II.
Hollywood and the making of the Navy’s Cinematic Image
Hollywood’s portrayal of aerial combat from Wings to Pearl
Harbor.
The image and reality of manned space flight from George Melies
to Apollo 13.
2001, the greatest movie, bar none.
A Director for All Seasons: Fred Zinnemann, the cinematic artist
behind High Noon, From Here to Eternity, Oklahoma, A Man For All
Seasons, and Julia and many other movies.
The Changing Images of Germany and the Holocaust in Hollywood Motion
Pictures. Cruising the Waterways of
England and Wales