NOBIS PRODUCTIONS, INC. was founded in 2004 by Wendy Daughenbaugh, a veteran television reporter, producer, writer, editor and consultant.
The full-service production company produces content for television, the web and DVD.
Contact NOBIS: wendy@nobisproductions.com
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NOBIS PRODUCTIONS produced a documentary short on the Philadelphia Orchestra's educational outreach program in Camden, NJ. Called the Camden Music Workshop, musician's worked for nearly a year with senior citizens, writing and composing a song about Camden. The seniors then wrote poems and worked one-on-one with musicians to set their poetry to music. The resulting work was performed in concert. The documentary (above) aired on both 6ABC and WHYY.
Ms. Daughenbaugh produced a series of six documentary shorts on the history of urban development in Philadelphia, looking at the revitalization of Society Hill (below), the development of East and West Market Streets, the shaping of the Avenue of the Arts, the creation of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, and the building of the highways along Center City's borders.
Ms. Daughenbaugh's long-form documentary credits include:
Terezin: Resistance and Revival (PBS, 2004)
Desegregating Baltimore Schools (PBS, 2004)
Killing Pablo (CNN INternational, 2000)
Philadelphia Orchestra: Tour of a Century (6ABC & WHYY, 2000)
Road to the White House (6ABC & WHYY, 2000)