Harvey Hubbell V

Harvey was diagnosed with dyslexia as a grade-schooler in the 1960s, back in the days of primitive understanding and treatment of this life-long condition. Growing up with this learning curve had a profound impact on how he pictured himself and the world. Harvey’s different visual sense found a natural outlet in filmmaking, a medium that gave his out-of-the-box creativity a home as a writer, producer, and visual storyteller. His experience also inspired his lifelong mission to make media that matters to positively reframe our cultural approach to education and social equity and shift perceptions of learning disabilities as learning differences.

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Harvey and Captured Time Productions first made waves when he wrote, directed, and starred in his docu-comedy, Electronic Road Film, which won an Emmy for Outstanding Entertainment Program. In 2001, he released his first feature-length documentary titled Loop Dreams, a serio-comedic look at the indie filmmaking world. Loop Dreams garnered three Emmys for Outstanding Entertainment Program, Individual Achievement for Directing, and Program Writing along with the Gold World Medal for Comedy at The New York Festivals.