The Long Journey from the NFL to Armenia (Completed in 2006)
(Shot by Peter Musurlian in California, Tennessee, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, the Netherlands, Armenia, and Nagorno-Karabagh)

In March 2006, Rien Long was a 24-year-old, 6’6”, 300-pound Defensive Lineman, who had just completed his third season with the Tennessee Titans. He was drafted by the Nashville-based NFL team following a stellar career as a Washington State Cougar. In this one-hour journey, Long, his mother and his grandmother, take a first-ever trip to their ancestral homeland of Armenia. This film takes viewers along on the trip to experience people and places never before seen on American television... (read more)

African Sister City (Completed in 2010)
(Shot by Peter Musurlian in California and Botswana)

In this documentary, Peter Musurlian travels to Southern Africa to report on Burbank, California’s African Sister City of Gaborone, Botswana. The city and country are peaceful and prosperous, on a continent rife with war and hunger. It's a place both Bill Clinton and George W. Bush visited during their presidencies. There is a pall that hangs over all of this, though: Nearly 40 percent of the adults there are HIV positive... (read more)

Seeing Beyond Borders (Completed in 2010)
(Shot by Peter Musurlian in California and Mexico)

Throughout the world, Lions clubs focus on the blind and visually impaired, a mission inspired by Helen Keller. Seeing Beyond Borders follows Lions volunteers to San Juanito, Mexico, to see the process that brings the world, for so many grateful people, back into focus... (read more)

Holocaust Soliloquy (Completed in 2010)
(Shot by Peter Musurlian in California, Arizona, New Jersey, Washington, D.C., Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland)

Peter Fischl was a young boy when Hungarian Jews were being rounded up and killed during World War II. Unlike his father, and millions of others, Fischl survived. Holocaust Soliloquy is the story of one man, one poem and one... (read more)

Coast-to-Coast Solo Speed Record (In post-production)
(Shot by Peter Musurlian in New York, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California)

At one second after midnight on February 6, 2005 (Super Bowl Sunday) Peter Musurlian set out from 16th Avenue & 1st Street in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, to break the world record for driving a car ocean-to-ocean, Atlantic-to-Pacific. And, unlike other similar efforts, Musurlian would do it solo, as two video cameras captured the entire... (read more)