Jeff Bragg

Washington, D. C.

Owner/ Creative Director at The Imaginary Ranger Station

Audio Post-ProductionCinematographerDirectorEditorField RecordistFilmmakerModel MakerMusic ComposerMusic EditorMusicianProducerPuppeteerSound DesignerVideographer

About Jeff

In pre-historic times (Reagan was Prez), I wrote, produced, directed, lit and shot television commercials - Acura of Boston and other auto dealerships. Then the economy crashed, and after much famine, deprivation, and relocation, I once again got work writing, producing, directing, and lighting and shooting...wait for it...television commercials. And light industrials. This time for a large regional cable company.

This lasted until the cable company in question made it clear that they no longer wanted to run a production house.

Then I edited news. Oh, boy. After that, I went back to being a full-time musician. I had begun my professional life in the recording studio and I thought I’d finish it there.

But the lure of film – making complete artistic statements – was too strong. I began to think of what I could do with a childhood fascination - puppets – and film. That brings us up to date.

I now own a pretty complete, film, photo, video, and recording studio(s?) and have begun some personal work (two mini-docs and a longer doc, some puppet films, etc.). That’s why I’m here.

It’s been over fifty years since I started in the “media” world. I’ve seen the birth and death of Cinefex. I remember when non-linear editing was a twinkle in the eyes of only the youngest and most visionary of film people. I started in 16mm and now I’m using digital cinema cameras. What a ride.

But so much for an old fart’s remembrances. I’ve come here to Stage 32 to network and take advantage of the educational opportunities. No matter how much I’ve learned, I find there’s always something new you need to know to be current. How about that?

And who knows, some time I just might write a real bio. I did mention I was a writer, didn’t I?

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Penny Jones - A Lifetime of Children's Puppetry Preview

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Best Documentary - Reel Puppetry Film Festival for The Lives and Times of Bob and Judy Brown
(2023)

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Credits

Profiles in Puppetry - Hobey Ford - Modern Master (2021 - 2023)
Film (short) by The Imaginary Ranger Station/Jeff Bragg Director/Producer/Audio/Editor Documentary on the life and work of master puppeteer, Hobey Ford.
Profiles in Puppetry - The Lives and Times of Bob and Judy Brown (2021 - 2023)
Documentary by The Imaginary Ranger Station Director/Producer/All crew A documentary of the lives and work of Bob and Judy Brown, who founded one of America's great puppet companies. Their work, spanning 65 years, brought world class puppetry the National Capital Area and far beyond
Acura of Boston (1986)
Commercial by Industrial Illusions /Jeff Bragg