Filmmaker Rick Korn: Documentaries that make a difference
Oscar and Emmy nominated filmmaker Rick Korn on making socially conscious documentaries including “When in Doubt, Do Something” about Harry Chapin, his Peabody Award-winning “Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream,” “My Old Friend” with Carl Perkins and Paul McCartney, “Do Something and Vote” that benefitted charities across the country, the native American sports film “The First Game” about La Crosse and the Onondaga Nation, “A Father’s Promise” featuring Musician Mark Barden whose son was the victim of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, his current production “Ken Kragen: We Are the World,” his work on live events and benefit concerts with music and entertainment legends including Bruce Springsteen, George Harrison, Bon Jovi, Jon Stewart, Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Garth Brooks, Joan Jett and more.
Oscar and Emmy nominated filmmaker Rick Korn on making socially conscious documentaries including “When in Doubt, Do Something” about Harry Chapin, his Peabody Award-winning “Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream,” “My Old Friend” with Carl Perkins and Paul McCartney, “Do Something and Vote” that benefitted charities across the country, the native American sports film “The First Game” about La Crosse and the Onondaga Nation, “A Father’s Promise” featuring Musician Mark Barden whose son was the victim of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, his current production “Ken Kragen: We Are the World,” his work on live events and benefit concerts with music and entertainment legends including Bruce Springsteen, George Harrison, Bon Jovi, Jon Stewart, Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Garth Brooks, Joan Jett and more.
