Collections - Painting - Photography - Studio Sale - Art Boutique   Anni Adkins - Anni Adkins - Biography - Interview - Review   Joe Hoover - Joe Hoover - Biography - Review     NEW RELEASE Click to View Book	Joe Hoover is a former highly trained and decorated Air Force combat cameraman who was caught up in the midst of the Vietnam conflict for nearly three years. As a Cinematographer at Lookout Mountain, Hollywood, California, he filmed "There is a Way," nominated for "Best Documentary Film" at Cannes Film Festival, and shared the Cleveland Film Festival's "Cris Award" for that avant-garde film. He also lensed, "Here There Are Tigers," "A Night on Jackrabbit Mesa," "Saber es Poder," and "Thai Customs & Courtesies." Joe filmed national TV commercials for Red Lobster, Circus World, and Funstuff Toys. He wrote and produced corporate promotional films for National Airlines, Palm Beach County Development Commission, Southern Bell, and PepsiCo. He produced the highly acclaimed training film, "Prevention of Drowning," for the U.S. Army. Of 36 entries, his "Air Gator" was judged, "Best Sales Film of 1973" by Bohn Benton AV, New York. He produced featured film segments for live INTELSAT uplinks from Walt Disney World, Epcot, Kennedy Space Center, and Sea World for Italian National Television. He was Director of Corporate Communications for The Satellite Group and Producer for The Global Network, planning and implementing a major multi-national financial satellite teleconference. He directed "Whiz, The Elf Who Made Christmas Special," a prime time TV special, sponsored by Sears, and syndicated in 122 top-rated markets. He filmed the first series of national TV spots for Sears Termite & Pest Control and won two consecutive "Best of Show" ADDY's for his Southern Ballet Theater television public service announcements. Joe produced and marketed in 32 markets a series of multi-market TV spots for Professional Investigators, and co-authored "Secrets of Top PI’s - How to Conduct an Investigation," an in-depth PI video training course. Joe has authored two novels, "The Preacher’s Kid," and "Jehovah’s Windfall." His photographic images compliment David Thayer's insightful poetry in "Chronicles of Thomas the Doubter," and artist Anni Adkins' oil paintings in "The Photographer, the Painter, the Romance." Joe is an accomplished public speaker and a private pilot. He recently co-authored and developed the Internet web site, HowToInvestigate.com Joe Hoover is working on  an image video, a documentary film, and writing a third novel.