Michael Bedik

Michael Bedik

www.mikebedik.com
3d Animator, Cinematographer, Colorist, Editor, Music Composer, Producer and Screenwriter

Henderson, Nevada

Member Since:
November 2015
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About Michael

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Credits

  • Women of War

    Women of War (2013)
    Film by Phil Valentine (Documentary, History and War) Editor, Cinematographer, Producer How many women would join today's military if they knew that most of them would be sexually assaulted by their fellow comrades? 'Women of War' is an in-depth look at one of the best kept secrets in the military; the issue of Military Sexual Trauma or MST. A phrase commonly known in the military but not in the civilian world. We traveled the country interviewing service women and veterans from Vietnam to Iraq and Afghanistan. We were shocked to hear their stories and many were telling their story for the very first time. Written by Anonymous

  • Forsaken Legion: The Bataan Death March

    Forsaken Legion: The Bataan Death March (2010)
    Film by Dan Traub (Documentary) Composer The largest surrender of U.S. troops in a foreign war, followed by years of slave-labor captivity at the hands of the merciless Japanese. Told by the survivors themselves, and filmed at their last three reunions.

  • Shattered Crystal

    Shattered Crystal (2009)
    Film (short) by Phil Valentine (Drama, History and War) Editor, Cinematographer, Producer, Sound department, Visual effects, Special effects A short film on the last thoughts and moments in the life of a elderly Jewish man during the Nazi uprising.

  • Who Will Stand

    Who Will Stand (2008)
    Film by Phil Valentine (Documentary and War) Editor, Cinematographer, Producer, Sound department, Visual effects It is about the post war plight of the severely wounded.

  • Bob Mathias: Hometown Hero

    Bob Mathias: Hometown Hero (2008)
    Video by Dan Traub (Documentary) Editor, Cinematographer, Producer, Composer We re all familiar with A-Rod, Tiger Woods and Kobe Bryant. In Bob Mathias: Hometown Hero, you ll be thrilled by this little-known story of Bob Mathias, one of the huge sports icons of his day. Winning the Olympic Gold Medal for the United States in 1948 at the age of seventeen, and again in 1952, Mathias, who would have tried out for the 1956 games but was barred by the Olympic committee because he starred in a biographical movie, playing himself, went on to become a well-known actor, then a U.S. Congressman. In this fifty- two minute documentary we go to Mathias hometown of Tulare, California to trace his story, and we also go to nearby Fresno to interview Mathias (his last interview ever given before his death in 2006). Bob Mathias was a true American Hero who tried to make a difference. Written by Dan Traub

  • Heroes of an American Town

    Heroes of an American Town (2006)
    Video by Dan Traub (Documentary) Editor, Composer, Second Unit Director or Assistant Director This film profiles the exploits of the heroes of Tulare, California, including two-time Olympic Gold Medalist Bob Mathias. It also focuses on the B-17 monument "Preston's Pride," which is dedicated to Gen. Maurice Preston, a Tulare native who became a Four-Star General, and to the 379th Bomber Group, who in 1945, won the "Grand Slam Award," for its outstanding achievements in WW2. Many local WW2 Veterans are interviewed, as well as Bob Mathias. Written by Anonymous

Awards

  • IMEA Music Video of the Year
    (2015)

  • Davey Awards for Editor, Cinematographer, Music Placement.
    (2010)

  • 2010 Communicator Award of Excellence
    (2010)

  • Telly Awards for Editor, Cinematographer, Music Placement.
    (2009)

  • Sundance Moving Pictures 2009
    (2009)

  • Nevada Film Festival Golden Reel and Silver Screen Awards
    (2009)

  • Cinema City Los Angeles Festival Theme Award
    (2009)

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