Montage and Window on the World are two of the films and documentaries Nathaniel Lande wrote, produced and directed at Time, Inc., winning over 20 gold medals and international awards, including the New York and Cannes Film Festival With Gregory Peck, Lande served as a special White House aide under two United States Presidents. As Director of Time World News Service, he broadcast Time stories to America and 70 countries around the world, writing and producing over 800 radio broadcasts. Susan Stroman is best known for Contact and The Producers. His creators included Scott Ellis and Susan Stroman, who became Broadway directors. They were mini Broadway revues touring the country targeting advertisers. Each combined editorial content and publishing attributes. While Creative Director for the Magazine Group at Time, Inc., he innovated presentations for the publishers of the magazines writing musical revues: All About Life, One for the Money, and 10 the Musical, for Life, Money, and People magazines respectively. By night, the young and enterprising producers searched for talent discovering Woody Allen at the Bon Soir, a small club in New York, and Barbra Streisand at One Fifth Avenue, and were the first to book them on national television. Then he joined the producing staff of PM East, hosted by Mike Wallace, with Peter Lassally (who became producer of The Tonight Show at NBC). Creative Director for the Magazine Group, Time, Inc., Director of Time World News Service, a founding director of Time-Life Films executive producer for the CBS and NBC television networks producer/director: Movies of the Week: CBS Cinema Center Films and Universal MCA.Īt CBS he began his career in the mailroom, and soon was selected by the legendary Michael Dann and William Paley, to work for the head of Programming. His career spans publishing, television, and films. The play opened to rave reviews at the Oxford Playhouse, and then enjoyed a limited engagement at London's Lyric Hammersmith theatre.Īs a professor, he has held appointments to the School of Journalism at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University, and Distinguished Scholar to Trinity College Dublin. While a 'Yank at Oxford', he and two classmates won an ARTS Council Award for their musical comedy, A Word With the Governor, a satire about the British Colonial Office. He was educated at the Avon Old Farms School, Duke University, Oxford University, and earned his PhD at Trinity College, Dublin in 1992.

Spinning History by Nathaniel Lande