"FUNDING THE ARTS IN CUBA" (2001): A 57 minutes program directed by Cecilia Domeyko and supported by grants from the Ford Foundation and the Miranda Foundation of Mexico, this beautifully shot one-hour educational program in Spanish outlines how people can set up foundations and non-profit organizations to support the arts. Filled with a tremendous range of art -- Cuban street music, an all-woman orchestra performing new Cuban compositions in a beautiful basilica, sculptors, ceramacists, painters, classical and modern dancers, this lively program was shot under the most difficult circumstances, yet is emerging not only as a wonderful guide to funding the arts, but a work of art in its own right.

Magic Wool: The Embroiderers of Isla Negra (1995): Producer, Writer, and Director Cecilia Domeyko. Videographer and Associate Producer Jack Jorgens. Independent Production by Accent Media. The story of a group of Chilean women living in a Chilean fishing village who have become famous for their embroidered tapestries. A hauntingly beautiful and moving portrait of a small group of ordinary women who demonstrate extraordinary talent. A tale of the role of art, mystery, and imagination in everyday life, of the power of women to transform their families' lives and the economic status of a whole village. Premiered at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. in 1995. The Spanish version aired on Discovery Channel throughout Latin America in 1996. PRIZES: 1996 International Cinema Industry Competition (CINDY awards) - Bronze 1996 National Educational Media Network Silver Apple 1996 Rochester Movies on a Shoestring Festival Silver CINDY Bronze Award Silver Apple Shoestring Award