A 1992 graduate of Villanova University, Director Anthony Giacchino has been working as a producer in television and documentary filmmaking since 1994. He co-produced and co-directed an independent documentary in Dresden, Germany, Time Bomb, about how Germans remember the 1945 bombing and destruction of Dresden. He also shot, produced and directed a short documentary on David McReynolds, the 2000 Socialist Party candidate for president. For The History Channel, he has produced the Sunday-morning talk shows, HistoryCENTER and Hardcover History, as well as the primetime series History vs. Hollywood and a variety of specials. The Camden 28 is the first feature-length documentary Giacchino has directed. A native of Edgewater Park, N.J., he lives in Astoria, New York.
David Dougherty (Director of Photography) began his career as an independent videographer in 1993. His clients have included numerous television stations, corporations and special interest groups. He also oversees a team responsible for audiovisual design, installation and production at a leading pharmaceutical firm. Dougherty graduated from Temple University in 1992 with a bachelor's degree in radio, television and film and has a master's degree in organizational dynamics from the University of Pennsylvania. He is a member of the International Documentary Association.