Perils for Pedestrians
TV talk about people who walk
John Z Wetmore
An independent television producer
John@pedestrians.org
John Z Wetmore was born in a neighborhood in Minnesota with 6-foot-wide sidewalks. After his family moved to Illinois, starting in kindergarten he walked to school along 5-foot-wide sidewalks. When he was in sixth grade, his family moved to a suburban neighborhood in Maryland ... half a mile from the nearest sidewalk! Thirty years later, his family celebrated when the County finally built a sidewalk along their street.
Mr. Wetmore received a B.A. with High Honors from Princeton University and an M.A. and M. Phil. in economics from Yale University. He is an independent television producer, specializing in documentaries when he isn't working on Perils For Pedestrians.
2001 - Appointed to the Maryland Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee by Governor Parris Glendening, re-appointed by Governor Robert Ehrlich and Governor Martin O'Malley
2000 - Appointed to the Blue Ribbon Panel on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety by Montgomergy County Executive Douglas Duncan
2001 - Prince Georges Community Television
CAM Awards
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Producer, Perils for Pedestrians
Second Place, Category - public affairs
1997 - Montgomery County, Maryland 12th annual Transportation Awards
Public Information Achievement
Award, May 14, 1997 presented by:
- Montgomery County Director of Public Works and Transportation Graham Norton
- Maryland Secretary of State John Willis
- Producer John Z Wetmore
- U.S. Representative Connie Morella (R-MD)
Montgomery County Executive Douglas Duncan
1997 - Montgomery Community Television - Monty Award
- Videographer, Urban Wildlife
Category - best in festival
1996 - Fairfax Cable Access Corporation - Telly Awards
Producer, Railroads of America
Category - documentaryVideographer, Railroads of America
Category - videographyProducer, Bolivian Eclipse Adventure
Category - electronic field production
1995 - Fairfax Cable Access Corporation - Telly Awards
Producer, Railroads of America
Category - general programming- Videographer, Railroads of America
Category - videography
1995 - Montgomery Community Television - Monty Awards
- Videographer, With Your Eyes Open Wide:
Giving Yourself a Fighting Chance Before and After Breast Cancer
Categories - best camera; best in festival
1995 - Alliance for Community Media - Hometown Video Festival finalist
- Producer, The Gardener's Minute
Category - instructional/training
1994 - Fairfax Cable Access Corporation - Telly Awards
Videographer, Liberty of Conscience and the Bill of Rights
Category - videography- Producer, The Gardener's Minute,
Category - electronic field production
1994 - Alliance for Community Media - Hometown Video Festival finalist
- Producer, The Astronomy Minute
Category - educational series
1992 - Fairfax Cable Access Corporation - Telly Award
- Videographer, Memorial Day Parade Mural
Category - documentary special
1992 - Maryland Public Television - Home Video Contest Second place
- Producer, It's only logical to support
public TV
Category - March fund raising drive
1991 - Maryland Public Television - Home Video Contest Second place
Producer, Yannie supports public TV!
Category - December fund raising drive- Producer, Why I support public TV
Category - August fund raising drive