We are very pleased to announce that our documentary "An Infantryman from Hero Street" has received a Mid-America Emmy nomination!
Congratulations to the MANY people and the Hero Street community who made this important film possible. We are deeply grateful to Lora Adams and WQPT-PBS.
A note of special recognition and thanks goes out to our 'storytellers': Tanilo Sandoval (and family), Georgia Sandoval Herrera (and Norbert Herrera & Pauline Callen), Henry Sandoval (and family), Irene Mawson (and Bonnie Patton & Thomasa Shadden), Marc Wilson, Capt. Kevin Braafladt, John C. McManus, Carlos Harrison; and to our dedicated and talented cast: Emmanuel Juarez, Eric Juarez and Matt Walsh. Also to Chris Ryder and Lora Adams for their creative assistance and support on this project, and to Hero Street theme composer William Campbell.
This documentary film series would not be possible without the generous support of our donors, supporters and our sponsors. Fundraising is the most challenging part of the work we do. These stories we tell would not be preserved if not for the many wonderful people who have contributed to this important project. To say we are grateful is an understatement.
This Emmy nomination is for 'the boys'--the Hero Street eight.
Below we share WHBF's coverage of the story!
QC producers earn five Emmy nominations
by: Jonathan Turner, WHBF
Fourth Wall Films, Moline, is looking to add to its growing stable of regional Emmy awards, as its films earned their 12th and 13th Emmy nominations Thursday.
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Mid-America chapter, gave the husband-and-wife team of Kelly and Tammy Rundle new nominations in the following categories:
- Documentary, Historical: “An Infantryman From Hero Street”
- Environment/Science – Short Form Content: “Places To Be Wild”
Read the rest of WHBF reporter Jonathan Turner's story on the QC Emmy nominations HERE!
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