On September 1, 2007 "A Bridge Between Silence and Sound," the new Rudaitis Media documentary about hearing loss and the cochlear implant technology begins its national broadcast television run through Public Television Distributor NETA (National Educational Telecommunications Association)

Here are some of the upcoming broadcasts:
9/04 -- 9:00 PM on WBCC Cocoa, Florida
9/06 -- 7:00 PM on WNIN Evansville, Indiana
9/07 -- cycling for 7 airings on WLVT Bethlehem, Pennsylvania digital WLVTDT
09/09 -- 4:00 PM on KRSC Claremore, Oklahoma
9/13 -- 11:00 AM on WBCC Cocoa, Florida
9/13 -- 10:00 PM on WLRN Miami, Florida
9/14 -- 8:00 PM on Digital WVPBS2 and WNPBDT2 West Virginia Network
9/14 -- 3:30 AM on WLRN Miami, Florida
9/18 -- 1:00 PM on WNIN Evansville, Indiana
9/24 -- 9:00 PM on WGTE Toledo, Ohio
9/26 -- 1:00 PM on WRLK Network, South Carolina digital WNEHDT2, WNTVDT2, WRLKD2, WITVDT
9/29 -- 8:00 AM on WMVT Milwaukee, WI
9/30 -- 12:00 AM on WNIN Evansville, Indiana
10/04 -- 10:00 PM on WCEU Daytona Beach, Florida
10/04 -- 2:00 AM on GPTV Georgia Network
10/06 -- 4:00 PM on KQED World (Digital) San Francisco, California
10/11 -- 1:00 AM on KAWE, Bemidji, Minnesota
10/11 -- 9:00 PM on KAWE Bemidji, Minnesota
10/14 -- 11:00 PM on KTPS Wichita, Kansas
10/21 -- 4:00 PM on KWCM Appleton, Minnesota
10/27 -- 9:00 PM on KUEN Salt Lake City, Utah
10/29 -- 11:00 PM on KUEN Salt Lake City, Utah
10/30 -- 4:30 AM on WTVS Detroit, Michigan
11/15 -- 8:00 PM on WIPB Muncie, Indiana
More airdates to be announced soon.

The new Rudaitis Media documentary A Bridge Between Silence and Sound will be nationally distributed to Public Television stations through NETA. A Bridge Between Silence and Sound is a documentary narrated by Mario Cuomo that focuses on hearing loss and the Cochlear Implant, a cutting-edge, but controversial technology that gives the deaf and hard of hearing the ability to hear sounds.

The Rudaitis Media documentary "Farming the Future: Farm Life on Long Island" has received a New York Emmy Nomination in the outstanding Documentary category. Winners will be announced at the 50th Annual New York Emmy Awards on Sunday, April 1, 2007 at the Marriott Marquis, Times Square.

On February 2, 2007 the Rudaitis Media documentary "Farming the Future: Farm Life on Long Island" was awarded a Silver World Medal in the Environment and Ecology category at The New York Festivals, which recognizes "The World's Best Work" in informational, educational, and industrial film productions and corporate video, with entries from over 30 countries around the world.

Rudaitis Media has just completed a half-hour documentary entitled Beyond Books: The Middle Country Public Library, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of this progressive institution that serves as a national model for libraries across the country. Beyond Books: The Middle Country Public Library will have its premiere screenings at the Middle Country Public Library in April, 2007 as part of National Library Week. For more information on the documentary screenings or the Middle Country Public Library, please call the Middle Country Public Library at (631) 585-9393 or visit www.mcpl.lib.ny.us

The Rudaitis Media documentary Farming the Future: Farm Life on Long Island has been picked up for national distribution by American Public Television. The documentary, which focuses on the challenges of farming in the oldest suburban region in the United States, was picked up by over 100 Public Television stations across the country covering 43% of the total U.S. television market. Check local listings for airdates.

The original Rudaitis Media documentary Farming the Future: Farm Life on Long Island has recently won Best Short Documentary at the Long Island Film Festival. The film screened on Thursday, May 4, 2006 at the Glen Cove Cinemas.

For more information contact either:
Long Island Farm Bureau (631) 727-3777 or Peconic Land Trust (631) 283-3195

Rogers Memorial Library, Thursday, August 3 at 7:00 PM in the Morris Meeting Room. Please call 283-0774 x523 for reservations.

Broadcast Television Premiere, Thursday, December 1, 2005 at 10:00 PM.

Ron Rudaitis wins a 2005 Telly Award as a Producer for the WLIW21 New York Public Television Town Hall Meeting "Smart Growth: Long Island's Future."

Former New York State Governor Mario Cuomo has just lent his vocal talent as narrator to the upcoming Rudaitis Media documentary.

Rudaitis Media documentary Meet Mr. Miracle-Gro won Best Short Film-Video at the 2005 Long Island International Film Expo

Rudaitis Media premiered upcoming documentary on Smart Growth at "Suburban Evolution" conference hosted by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton & presented by Long Island Housing Partnership.

Notable LI philanthropist Horace Hagedorn & Rudaitis Media to produce a 1-hour TV documentary on hearing loss & the Cochlear Implant.

Premiere generates $1.2 million for the non-profit Sustainable Long Island.

Meet Mr. Miracle-Gro: The Horace Hagedorn Story, premiers on TV, Tuesday, December 7 on WLIW21.

Meet Mr. Miracle-Gro: The Horace Hagedorn Story, had its premiere screening at Hofstra University's John Cranford Adams playhouse to a packed house.