Terry Carter is a Brooklyn-born producer-director with more than 50 years of involvement in theatre, television and film. His extensive, multi-faceted background in communications embraces both dramatic and documentary production, in the areas of education and entertainment.

 

Terry is best known internationally as an actor, for his co-starring roles in the classic science-fiction series Battlestar Galactica as "Colonel Tigh", and in the seven-year hit television series McCloud, as "Sgt. Joe Broadhurst".

 

Terry is president of Council for Positive Images, Inc., a non-profit organization he formed in 1979, dedicated to enhancing intercultural and interethnic understanding and appreciation through audiovisual communication.  Under CPI’s auspices, Carter has produced and directed award-winning dramatic and documentary television programs for PBS.  

 

 

 

The late Beate Glatved was a Hong-Kong born Norwegian editor and production coordinator with twenty years experience in film and video documentary production and distribution.

 

Working with her husband, producer-director Terry Carter, Beate served as editor on projects in Los Angeles, Washington DC and New York City, as well as on location in the U.S. Northeast and Midwest and throughout Western Europe.

 

 

For a period of eighteen years, they collaborated on cultural and historical video documentaries, among them the JazzMasters series, Once Upon a Vision (a docudrama on slavery and the abolition movement) Katherine Dunham Technique (a recently completed video documentation commissioned by the Library of Congress) and "Katherine Dunham: Dancing with Life”, a biographical work in progress.

The late Leonard ‘Skip’ Malone was an internationally known African-American journalist, author and poet, a permanent resident of Copenhagen, Denmark, from 1961 until his death in 1998.

 

Skip was the creator and writer of Copenhagen Samba, a documentary on musical and cultural activities in Copenhagen.  He was creator, writer and associate producer of Core of the Apple, a three-part documentary on Black historical contributions to the cultural life of New York City.  Skip was creator, writer, and co-producer of More Than You Know, a one-hour TV documentary on the career of Dexter Gordon.

 

Skip Malone served as co-producer and interviewer, along with Terry Carter as producer-director, on JazzMasters, a series of 13 portraits of internationally acclaimed  jazz musicians: Herbie Hancock, Clark Terry, Carmen McRae, Wayne Shorter, Chet Baker, Palle Mikkelborg, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Johnny Griffin, James Moody, Bobby Hutcherson, Kenny Drew, Randy Weston, and Dexter Gordon.  

 

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