LGBT Aging and LGBT History documentary filmmaker Stu Maddux




LGBT older couple








Sgt. Bob Claunch





Bob and Jack’s 52-Year Adventure,  about an Army sergeant who began an affair with his commanding officer in 1952. The two men came out to the troops in their unit and are still together a half-century later.












 

Gen Silent,

the groundbreaking documentary about gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender older people going

back into the closet to survive

in the care system.

Trip To Hell And Back,  about a famous horse rider who  reveals for the first time on film his past life as a high-stakes  crystal-methamphetamine dealer in the nation’s capitol.

Interview with Stu Maddux 
about his latest film. 



LGBT Aging and LGBT History documentary filmmaker Stu Maddux

Stu Maddux:

His work has been televised internationally including Showtime, BBC and The Learning Channel.   It has screened at more than 80 film festivals winning top honors at a number of those. His company Interrobang Productions successfully self-distributes his films to organizations, theaters and on line.

Prior to independent filmmaking Maddux was a supervising producer creating programming for national networks including NBC, VH-1 and TLC.

He began his career as a television reporter/anchor in Nashville, Tennessee where he won six Emmy Awards.

Maddux  appears on television and radio speaking about documentary filmmaking and the subjects he has chosen.

Q@A after his documentary

Gen Silent


                   

-courtesy Stacey Cochran 
                 Productions



Trip To Hell and Back

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a freelance writer, editor and cinematographer with international credits who has become a multi-award winning producer and director of his own non-fiction films and television including:

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Director Stu Maddux receives award

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Stu Maddux, LGBT Aging and LGBT History Filmmaker
- Columbus, Ohio,        10/2012
  Rehoboth Beach, DE    9/2012



The Reel In The Closet, The documentary about LGBT home movies