Tracy Graziano
Filmmaker Video Editor @Pennsylvania Game Commission
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WORK HISTORY
Filmmaker Video Editor @Pennsylvania Game Commission
Harrisburg, PA, US
EDUCATION
Montana State University-Bozeman
Master of Fine Arts (MFA), Science & Natural History Filmmaking
PennWest Edinboro
Bachelor of Science (BS), Environmental Science Biology
PennWest Edinboro
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Applied Media Arts - Cinematography
SKILLS
ABOUT TRACY GRAZIANO
Tracy has produced over 70 films for the PA Game Commission since she came on board in 2010. She has won multiple professional awards and film festivals throughout the country. Tracy owned Moonfire Film Productions (MFP) from Here she was the recipient of several grants to complete films for various non-profit agencies. Her bird documentary won Honorable Mention for use of Natural Sound at IWFF, and has sold over 300 copies. Other projects include a promotional film on the Regional Science Consortium, and a film on invasive mussel species for PA Sea Grant. MFP also operated a large format theatre at the Tom Ridge Center. Her wolf and coyote footage has appeared on National Geographic, and her Algonquin wolf footage is used in the Algonquin Provincial Park\'s Nature Center. In 2005, Tracy was the first woman to graduate from the Science and Natural History Filmmaking graduate program at Montana State University. Here she produced several student films including two on coyotes, one on Japanese wolves, one on the Thermobiology Institute, a promo for Montana EPSCoR, and many short format projects.\"Spirit Dog,\"\"Chasing Coyotes,\" and \"Japan\'s Lost Wolves\" all won awards or were official selections at film festivals. As a graduate student, she also helped guide and acted as a production assistant for two film production companies for their films on Presque Isle State Park: Batwin & Robin Productions (New York, NY) for their Presque Isle Orientation film, and Science North (Ontario, Canada) for \"Mysteries of the Great Lakes.\" In she graduated from Edinboro University with dual degrees in Environmental Science - Biology and Applied Media Arts - Cinematography. As part of her undergraduate work, she trapped and radio collard Eastern coyotes and completed a documentary film about them. Her research won the Franks G. Brooks Award for Student Research with Beta Beta Beta, as well as the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania University Biologists Outstanding Student in Biology in
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