Resume

• 1984

  Emmy Award for Best Writer - \"Fatima\"​ 1984

  Hosted by Ricardo Montalban

  this 60-minute documentary uses the 1917 reported apparitions in Fatima Portugal as a spring board for discussion of the relationship between religion and science during the 20th Century. The film was shown on network affiliates throughout the United States

  a variety of Spanish speaking countries and

  in 1990

  it was the first documentary shown in Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union.

  National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Awards

  Ford World Headquarters

• 1969

  Master's degree

  Media Arts

  University of Michigan

  University of Virginia

  Master of Fine Arts (MFA)

  Creative Writing

  N/A

  Classical Acting

  The Academy of Dramatic Art

  Master of Fine Arts - MFA

  Creative Writing

  University of Virginia

  University of Michigan

  Bachelor's degree

  Literature

  Science and the Arts (LS&A)

• Thomas P. O'Connor - IMDb

  Thomas P. O'Connor

  Writer: Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene. Thomas P. O'Connor (AKA Thomas Patrick O'Connor) has written and produced over 50 documentaries and teleplays for broadcast

  several of which have won major awards. Professor...

  Thomas P. O'Connor - IMDb

  Director of JMU in LA and Professor

  Director of JMU in LA and Professor

  Television & Film Productions

  IMDB is the most authoritative source for film

  TV

  & celebrities. Link to O'Connor's Productions

  Academic Presentations

  Publications

  and TV/Film Productions

  ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS:\n\"Dangerous Edge

  \" Univ. of London

  UK

  December 4 2015. \nhttps://www.soas.ac.uk/english-studies/events/04dec2015-dangerous-edge-a-life-of-graham-greene.html\n“Double Exposure

  ” Greene International Festival

  Berkhamsted U.K.

  October 2010.\n http://www.grahamgreenefestival.org/Pages/speakers2012.php\n“Culture & Contradiction in Graham Greene

  ” International Conference on the Arts in Society

  Venice

  Italy

  July 2009.\n“The Third Man on the Danube

  ” Graham Greene Symposium

  Vienna

  Austria

  May 2007.\n\"Moon-Shot

  \" SVHC Conference

  Hampton University. Hampton

  Virginia

  July 1999.\n\"History into Drama: Fools of Time

  ” Lancaster University. Lancaster

  UK

  July 21-23

  1999.\n\"Media and American Culture.\" Lumen Conference

  Dominican Republic

  February

  1992.\n\"Bacon's Rebellion

  \" Virginia Foundation - Humanities. Williamsburg

  VA. October

  1990.\n\"Cultural Perspectives in Television

  ” Lumen Conference

  Bogota

  Columbia

  Sept.

  1988.\nARTICLES (Selected)\n“Culture & Contradiction in Graham Greene

  ”International Journal of the Arts in Society

  2009. http://ija.cgpublisher.com/product/pub.85/prod.455\n“Complex Adaptive Systems

  ” Santa Fe Institute Bulletin

  spring

  2001. \nhttp://www.santafe.edu/research/publications/sfi-bulletin/detail//spring 2001\n“Harold Morowitz and The Origins of \\Life

  ” Ibid

  fall 2000.\nhttp://www.santafe.edu/research/publications/sfi-bulletin/detail/11/\n\"Theater of Pain

  \" Our Sunday Visitor

  \" March 1997. \n\"Suggesting Transcendence

  \" America magazine

  August 1996. \n“What Edmund Campion Died For

  \" Catholic Digest

  June 1995.\n\"Avery Dulles

  \" New Covenant magazine

  June 1995.\n“The Witness of Edmund Campion

  \" America magazine

  October 1994.\n Ibid. Social Issues Research Series

  Renaissance Database

  November 1994.\n\"Something's Wrong

  \" New Covenant magazine

  February 1993.\n\"Epiphany

  \" Ibid

  January 1992.\n\"Almighty Irony

  \" Ibid

  December 1992. \n\"NYPD Blue: Faith on the Force

  \" Our Sunday Visitor

  1991.\n\n

  Academic Presentations

  Publications

  and TV/Film Productions

  O'Connor

  O'Connor

  James Madison University

  O'CONNOR ASSOCIATES

  LLC

  Greater Los Angeles Area

  Selected productions at following IMDB link: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2691336

  Independent Producer

  O'CONNOR ASSOCIATES

  LLC

  Harrisonburg VA

  \nhttp://www.jmu.edu/smad/about-smad/our-people/oconnor-tom.shtml

  Professor Emeritus

  School of Media Arts

  James Madison University

  TITLED \"LOVE ONE ANOTHER

  \" this documentary takes the viewer to impoverished third world countries (The Caribbean

  Central and South America) where it shows how “Food for the Poor” - an international relief and development organization - is making a difference in thousands of lives. \nDistinguished alumni of the Cine Golden Eagle include

  Mel Brooks

  Albert Maysles

  Werner Herzog

  Ted Turner

  Robert Altman

  Robert Redford

  Ridley Scott

  Steve James

  Charles Guggenheim

  Davis Guggenheim

  George Lucas

  Paul McCartney

  and Bill Moyers.

  CINE (Council on International Non-Theatrical Events)