J.B. Nuttle
My background in the visual arts started in the early 1970’s working in film. I worked for the University of Maryland heading up it’s audio visual operations. I worked with 35mm, 16mm and super 8mm producing documentary films.
In the 1980’s I worked for an ABC network TV affiliate in Sacramento California as a news photographer. I also worked in the studio as a soundman, video tape operator, master control switcher and lighting /camera technician.
In the 1990’s I spent a number of years working for MCI to produce corporate videos in it’s Washington D.C. Headquarters. I then moved to the position of operations manager at a performing arts theater.
World One Video had it beginnings in the 2000’s. I currently stay very busy with work from advocacy groups in Washinton D.C. as well as my own documentary work focusing on contemporary culture.
World One Video 
I’ve watched a few of your videos — extremely well done. I’ve just finished interviewing Rachael Kilgour for a cover article for the October issue of Acoustic Live in NYC. She mentioned that you might have a video of a recent song (that she played for me) about making it on her own, not needing kisses from a new lover, etc. I’d love to link to it when the article is published. Hope you can help.
Thanks, Richard Cuccaro, publisher, Acoustic Live in NYC
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