Captured Time makes documentaries - documentaries with a difference.
Indeed, we are pioneers of the comic documentary.
Even when they deal with serious issues like American identity,
reproductive rights, or globalization, our shows are highly entertaining
- and sometimes hilarious. Our documentary Loop
Dreams even won the Gold WorldMedal for Comedy at The New York
Festivals and a Boston/New England Emmy for Outstanding Entertainment
Program.
Founded by producers Harvey
Hubbell V and Andrea Haas
Hubbell, Captured Time's crew includes a network of highly skilled cinematographers, writers,
video and film editors, and other specialists. We also provide invaluable
experience to aspiring filmmakers through our Internship
Program.
Captured Time operates from an 80-acre, Avid-equipped farm in Litchfield,
Connecticut.
Harvey
Wants YOU!
INTERNS
WANTED Captime is currently
looking for students who are especially interested in marketing,
graphic design and production to join the internship program and
work with an award winning team!
Internships are unpaid, but
you will get valuable hands-on experience. Find out more about our internship program and check
out our former interns and what they've
had to say! You can submit your resume to captime@optonline.net.
We
are in need of finishing funds for this very important documentary.
You can make a tax deductible-donation by clicking the button below and following the five-step process. Thank you!
The film's almost done, but we still need finishing funds for the last stages of production - click the links above to help contribute!
Harvey's interview for Channel 12 News is online! Click the icon on the video at left to watch.
December 6, 2008
Norwalk, CT
Dislecksia: The Movie on News 12
Harvey Hubbell V appeared Saturday on News Channel 12 with host Gillian Neff to talk about his upcoming documentary, "Dislecksia: The Movie."
He spoke as a guest on the "12 on Health" series, to help raise awareness about the film and dislexia in general. The segment was aired this weekend, and featured highlights from the movie.
Be sure to check back soon for clips from the interview!
Captured Time found themselves among fellow dyslexics in Channel 12's control room!
November 21, 2008
Bridgeport, CT
Harvey Speaks at Bridgeport University
Harvey
spoke to students at Bridgeport University in a segment of the school's Media Career Series, a program designed to help students learn about and prepare for a job in the visual arts. Harvey talked about his 25 years in the industry, and how dyslexia has been a positive influence in his filmmaking career.
Dr. Gordon Sherman, Executive Director of the of the Newgrange School, presented Harvey Hubbell V with the Outstanding Achievement award at the 2008 Dare to Dream Gala (Dr. Sherman coined the term "Cerebrodiversity," and is a pioneering researcher in the field).
More information on the Dyslexic Dreams foundation (and the Gala) can be found by clicking HERE.
October 4, 2008
Eldersburg, MD
Harvey Hubbell V at the Friendship School
Harvey Hubbell V was a keynote speaker at the Friendship School in Maryland, where he spoke as a guest in the Orton-Gillingham Academy Fellows' Seminar.
The Friendship School is an independent, non-profit school for children with language-based learning differences such as Dyslexia. For more information about the Friendship school and its opportunities, click HERE.
June 12, 2008
Litchfield,
CT
Production House
on the Farm Gets Another Donation!
Steve Wood Generously donates
$200.00 to feed the crew, and his son Joe (in backround) volunteers his
time to work on graphics.
Thanks a lot Steve and Joe!
We are currently seeking
finishing funds for Dislecksia:The Movie.
Any amount
donated, no matter how small, is greatly appreciated and will assist in
the movies completion.
To make a
tax-deducible donation, click "Make a Contribution" and Follow the
simple instructions.
Thanks for
joining the movement!
May 16, 2008
Amenia, NY
Kildonan School makes a donation!!
Best-selling author, TV commentator, business genius and dyslexic, Barbara Corcoran brings an apple to the teacher, Diana Hanbury King. Diana is the founder of the Kildonan School and Barbara spoke at career day.
Captured Time captured the event and the Kildonan students were able to observe a professional shoot and will edit the footage. It was a win-win day for everyone. The Kildonan School donated $2000 to Dislecksia: The Movie.
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News Archive
Captured Time Productions announces its Advisory
Board for Dislecksia: The Movie. We are honored to have
some of the best and brightest professionals in the dyslexia world
on our team!
Ever wonder what would happen if you tried to take a brain through
security in an airport?...Read about Harvey and "the brains"
airport incident on the Trips
& Travels page.
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Captured Time is currently at work on Dislecksia:
The Movie, a documentary that presents both the latest science and experiences; sometimes excruciating,
sometimes hilarious... always dyslexic.
(To guarantee that this will indeed be a documentary with a difference,
the staff of Dislecksia: The Movie includes a producer, a writer,
and a cameraperson who are dyslexic and an editor who loves being around them.)
Captured Time found themselves among fellow dyslexics in Channel 12's control room! 
