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One of the frames from the AI animation exploration of The Mind Navigators of Iridia. Stop by  ‘s gallery to learn who t...
12/05/2022

One of the frames from the AI animation exploration of The Mind Navigators of Iridia. Stop by ‘s gallery to learn who they are and their role in her graphic novel “The Dancer’s Soul”.
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An early interpolation of Mordana. Wonder if she’s manifesting dreams or nightmares in this iteration…stop by  ‘s galler...
12/04/2022

An early interpolation of Mordana. Wonder if she’s manifesting dreams or nightmares in this iteration…stop by ‘s gallery to learn more about Mordana and the world she comes from.
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08/23/2022

Excerpt of a 2-part documentary-style educational show we helped create for about WWII. This chapter looks at the events that lead to the dropping of two atomic bombs by The United States on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in August of 1945. Stop by Wonderscape.TV to watch the full 2-part program.
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On this day in 1590, Governor of Roanoke Island, returned from England to find no trace of the colonists  he had left th...
08/17/2022

On this day in 1590, Governor of Roanoke Island, returned from England to find no trace of the colonists he had left there 3 years earlier. The colony subsequently became known as “The Lost Colony of Roanoke”. The fate of those colonists remains unknown to this day and is perhaps one of the oldest mysteries in American history. Despite numerous attempts, modern researches have failed to find archeological evidence to explain the disappearance of the colonists.

Photo: Image of John White returning to the Roanoke Colony in 1590 to discover the settlement abandoned. A pallisade had been constructed since White's departure in 1587, and the word "CROATOAN" was found carved near the entrance. White believed this meant that the settlers had relocated to Croatoan Island, but search attempts were first thwarted by rough seas and a lost anchor, and later abandoned altogether.
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08/08/2022

Watch this excerpt of a new documentary we helped create for about the extraordinary life of Robert Smalls & be sure to stop by wonderscape.tv to watch the full program.
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Produced by Jeff Yonis & Fred Gallo of

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08/04/2022

Check out the Intro we created for ’s new program about Environmental Justice! Watch full show on Wonderscape.tv!
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History is full of oddities & strange theories. One such theory is phrenology (from Ancient Greek (phrēn) ‘mind’, and (l...
07/22/2022

History is full of oddities & strange theories. One such theory is phrenology (from Ancient Greek (phrēn) ‘mind’, and (logos) ‘knowledge’) - a pseudoscience that suggests mental and character traits can be associated to the shape and size of the skull. One of the most outrageous (and unintentionally humorous) examples of phrenology is a book published in 1902 by Chicago phrenologist L.A. Vaught. The book, full of strange theories and illustrations, lays out 42 known elements of human nature (including honesty, reliability, jealousy, vengefulness, benevolence, etc.), and how they can be detected in the shape of people’s heads, noses, ears, and chins. Here are a few pages from the book…for a good laugh!
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07/04/2022

Happy 4th! ❤️🇺🇸
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06/29/2022

On June 29, 1863, George Armstrong Custer was appointed Union Brigadier General at the age of 23. He went on to become one of Union Army’s heroes and ultimately made his last stand at the Battle of Little Bighorn with his 7th Cavalry. Although the Battle of The Little Bighorn was a victory for the Indigenous tribes, Custer’s loss and demise at that battle angered the U.S. government, and eventually lead to the Wounded Knee Massacre. Custer and the American Indian Wars are the topic of one of the documentaries we helped create for . We’re thrilled to share with you the 3rd chapter of the show here, but invite you to stop by wonderscape.tv to watch the full program and get a detailed understanding of the history behind Custer’s Last Stand, and the events that followed. While there, you can also watch hundreds of other educational shows! Stop by, sign up and get a 14-day free access to all their content!
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06/27/2022

Delighted to share with you an excerpt of a recent show we helped create for about the Salem Witch Trials. This detailed program, dives into not only the actual events that lead to the trials and the hanging of 19 people, but also the cultural and social settings of Salem in 1692. Here is act 1 of the show, but be sure to stop by Wonderscape.tv to watch the full program and learn all about this dark chapter in Salem’s history.
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Produced by Jeff Yonis and Fred Gallo of
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June 24, 1374 marks the first recorded outbreak of “Dancing Mania” in Aachen (now modern-day Germany). Dancing mania, al...
06/24/2022

June 24, 1374 marks the first recorded outbreak of “Dancing Mania” in Aachen (now modern-day Germany). Dancing mania, also known as dance plague, choreomania, St. John’s Dance, tarantism, and St. Vitus’ Dance, was a social phenomenon that occurred in Europe between 14th and 17th centuries. It involved large groups, sometimes thousands of adults and children, dancing erratically to the point of exhaustion, often collapsing and injuring themselves. Music was often played during dancing mania outbreaks as it was believed to relieve the symptoms and remedy the problem, but it may have actually aggravated the outbreaks, inviting more people to join in the erratic dancing.

Dancing mania was not an isolated event, and is well documented. There are numerous theories as to what caused it, but none are conclusive. Religious cults, people dancing to relieve high levels of stress, ergot poisoning, and other explanations have been offered.

Dancing mania has been described as one of the earliest recordings of a “psychic epidemic,” and a psychogenic illness where large groups of people display physical symptoms with no known physical causes physical symptoms.
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Image 1: A painting of dancing mania by Pieter Brueghel the Younger after drawings by his father.

Image 2: Dancing mania on a pilgrimage to the church at Sint-Jans-Molenbeek, a 1642 engraving by Hendrick Hondius after a drawing by Pieter Brueghel the Elder
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06/22/2022

Here’s an open we created for a show about earthquakes for - watch the full program on Wonderscape.tv now! And be sure to reach out if you’re looking for a creative agency to help tell your stories!
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06/21/2022

A while back we had the great opportunity to work on a super fun show about dogs for . We got to learn all about the history of how dogs became domesticated, how different cultures see and celebrate our furry friends, and how other animals such as foxes are in the process of becoming domesticated. Here’s a quick excerpt of the show’s intro, but be sure to stop by wonderscape.tv to watch the full show (as well as hundreds of other educational programs and documentaries)! This one is especially fun for a younger audience! 🐶 🐩 🐕❤️💕🐶🐩🐕
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CREDITS:
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Writer: Anqi Yu
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Produced by Jeff Yonis & Fred Gallo of
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