Terri Randall has been producing and directing programs for television for more than fifteen years. She has received numerous awards for her work including an Academy Award® nomination for her personal film DAUGHTER OF THE BRIDE (1997), and a Primetime Emmy® nomination for Outstanding Children's Programming for "What Kids Want to Know About Sex and Growing Up." Randall has extensive experience interviewing people discussing sensitive and tough-to-talk-about subjects. Randall released "Alive from POP!Tech" for PBS and Lone Wolf Documentary Group in 2006. Her most recently released film is GEORGE AND MARTHA WASHINGTON: A 40 YEAR ROMANCE (also 2006).  Nominated for Achievement in Documentary Short Subjects 1997: DAUGHTER OF THE BRIDE - Producer 1 nomination