This film project is the sole work of Kevin Bowe, derived from 23 months of field shooting, research and post production. Like most things in life, timing was everything. With a passion for history, politics and communications gadgets -- dabbling in the former and working professionally in the latter -- Kevin pursued a second (or is that third?) career as a video producer 10 years ago.

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Kevin is the Executive Producer of Story Crafters, a video production company that specializes in examining broad social issues from the perspective of personal stories. Past projects have focused on Post-Traumatic Stress in returning combat personnel, the opioid epidemic that affects people throughout the U.S., and one woman's pursuit for funding for Alzheimer's research.

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He has produced two short documentaries: "Bringing HIstory Home" and "Honoring Ken."

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Living only 10 miles from the New Hampshire border, Kevin decided to check out some presidential primary events starting in the Spring of 2015. What began with a 50-part web series called "Stories from the New Hampshire Primary" morphed into his first feature documentary "Democracy Through The Looking Glass: Politics and Media in the Post-Truth Era."

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Previous to this, Kevin worked in the cable advertising field during the 1980s -- when cable was cutting-edge -- before co-founding a sales automation software firm in 1994. Since 2004, he has been a communications consultant for non-profits and government agencies.

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He has been involved in several political campaigns over the years and served as a campaign staffer for Wesley Clark's 2004 New Hampshire Primary effort.

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As far a journalism experience... some of Kevin's best friends are journalists, and in the daze of college, he was the Editor in Chief of the University of Massachusetts Daily Collegian.

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