Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 39. Chapters: Philip J Day, Max Keiser, Roman Kroitor, Owen 'Alik Shahadah, Ellen Spiro, William Greaves, James Spione, Rodger Jacobs, William D. Alexander, Henry Jamison Handy, Margo Harkin, Justin Pollard, Grant McLean, Shelby Storck, Colin Low, Chris Palmer, David Ridgen, Stanley Hawes, John Cork, Marshall Flaum, Wolf Koenig, M. K. Asante, Carol Pineau, Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Donald Brittain, Michael Camerini, Gordon Quinn, Robert Lang, Gary Hustwit, Abigail Disney, Tia Lessin, Nicholas Claxton, Desmond Wilcox, Ahmad Haseeb, Byron Hurt, John Battsek, Rick Ray, Andrei Zagdansky, Tom Perlmutter, George C. Stoney, Eva Orner, Aaron Ohlmann, Audrey Marrs, Vardan Hovhannisyan, Stuart Legg, Nathaniel Kramer, Tom Daly, Ben Shedd, Robert Millis, Rosemary Rawcliffe, Freida Lee Mock, Beth Murphy, Lana Parshina, Simon Ardizzone, Alex Browne. Excerpt: Philip J Day is a British Documentary film director and Peabody Award winner. His documentary credits include, National Geographic Channel, Discovery, BBC TV, Channel Four (UK), The History Channel, TLC and PBS. In 2006, he began his own production company ''Edge West Productions''. Over the years Day has developed a strong working relationship with National Geographic Channel. Between 2005 and 2009 Day wrote, produced, and directed twelve films for National Geographic and PBS. Seven of these films were produced by his company. Inside Rio Carnival, The Real Roswell, Tunnel to a Lost World, Lost Cities of the Amazon, The Skyjacker That Got Away, Great Escape: The Final Secrets, and the latest film Nasca Lines The Buried Secrets. Day currently resides with his family in Santa Monica, California. In his spare time Day races in triathlons for children's charity and teaches filmmaking to students. Philip Day was born in Harrogate, England, United Kingdom. He and his family moved to Africa, when Ph...