Michael Joseloff

Background

About Michael Joseloff

Mike Joseloff is author of CHASING HEISENBERG: The Race for the Atom Bomb. He is also a four- time Emmy award-winning news and documentary producer, writer, director and inventor of the PHOTOGRID, a device for displaying multiple photographs. His work has appeared on PBS (The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour and FRONTLINE) and virtually all the major cable channels. Joseloff has been an independent documentary producer since 1995. Prior to that he was a staff producer at The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour for thirteen years. Selected credits include:"Ford: Rebuilding an American Icon" for CNBC,"NextWorld; Future Homes" for Discovery,"Biography: Google Guys" for A&E,"Tsunami 2004: Waves of Death" for The History Channel,"The JFK Assassination Reopened" for Court TV,"The 20th Century with Mike Wallace"(16 hour-episodes) for The History Channel,"Forensic Files"(20 half-hour episodes) for Court TV,"Digging for Clues" for Court TV and Louis Rukeyser's 1996 Election Guide (PBS). Joseloff has also written educational films on topics including The Vietnam War, The Middle East, Terrorism in the United States and Politics: Kennedy thorough Carter. He has won numerous awards including Emmy Awards for "Biography: Google Guys"(A&E),"Marines in Beirut"(The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour),"A Farmer's Suicide"(The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour) and "Civilization and the Jews: The Crucible of Europe"(PBS) and Cine Golden Eagle awards for "Tsunami 2004: Waves of Death"(The History Channel) and "Civilization and the Jews.". In addition to producing documentaries and writing a World War II history, Joseloff is an amateur inventor. He holds two patents on the Photogrid, an apparatus for displaying photos or objects.