LOOKING GLASS PRODUCTIONS

In 1981, Duffus co-produced a national documentary on community efforts to fight crime and shared a George Foster Peabody award for excellence in journalism... Between 1984 and 1987, Duffus served as state-wide producer for pioneering live satellite television coverage from Plymouth, Portsmouth and London, England and Manteo, North Carolina, featuring events and festivities celebrating the state's Quadricentenial and Walter Raleigh's sponsored New World voyages. At Devonshire's Compton Castle, ancestral home of Walter Raleigh‘s half-brother Sir Humphrey Gilbert, Duffus directed an exclusive interview with Mrs. Walter Raleigh Gilbert in 1984... In 1985, Duffus ventured twice to Tanzania in East Africa to produce an hour-long documentary about drought and famine. The documentary was subsequently honored by the World Hunger Media Judges Award (which Duffus accepted from Kenny Rogers at the United Nations),

Also known as: Looking Glass Productions, Inc.