- BECAUSE THAT'S MY WAY (1971) -- Group members are youth and adults, all in one way or another concerned with illegal drugs. Users, agents, straight, hip, white and black are facilitated by C. Rogers and Anthony Rose. We see how one person can feel deep caring for another, even though that other hates the first person and perceives the caring as phony and unreal.
- THE STEEL SHUTTER (1973) -- Encounter among Protestants and Catholics from Northern Ireland. The discussion is about the "Troubles" -- war and violence, political, religious, and social class conflict. Participants argue, feel deeply, and transform themselves.
McGaw was also the writer and associate producer of the 1976 action/adventure feature SKY RIDERS, which starred James Coburn, Susannah York and Robert Culp.
Documentary (Features) 1968: JOURNEY INTO SELF - Producer
NOTE: YOUNG AMERICANS was orginally voted the Award but later (on May 7, 1969) was declared ineligible after it was learned the picture was first shown in a theater in October 1967 and therefore not eligible for a 1968 Award. JOURNEY INTO SELF, first runner-up, was announced as the official winner on May 8, 1969.1 nomination, 1 Award