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Elam Stoltzfus
Elam S. Stoltzfus was born into an Amish family in Pennsylvania in 1957, speaking German and Pennsylvanian Dutch at home before picking up English at a small public school. He is one of nine children, and worked with them on the family farm.〔http://one.fsu.edu/page.aspx?pid=4077〕 When Elam began school he was immediately interested in art and, despite being pulled out of the education system at the age of 15 to work full-time on the farm, still retained a fascination with art and artists. During his later teens Elam left the Amish community, purchased a car and a camera, and joined a traveling band. He then met and married a farmer’s daughter in Blountstown, Florida and started the daunting task of completing a college degree without any high school education. Elam first attended Chipola College and then earned his B.S. in Media & Communication from Florida State University’s College of Communication and Information.
== Career ==
Stoltzfus is devoted to working on nature documentaries in Florida and has traveled all over the state documenting stories of Florida’s varied environment. He has made five hour-long nature documentaries, with the genesis for this work beginning with the half-hour "Visions of Florida: the Photographic Art of Clyde Butcher" produced in 1990. He first met Clyde Butcher as the cinematographer for the project Visions of Florida. This was his first award-winning project; he received a Louis Wolfson award for “Best in Artistic Expression.” This film was also his first to be released nationwide through Public Television.〔http://comm.cci.fsu.edu/emmy-award-winning-comm-alumnus-melds-nature-and-art-in-documentaries/〕
After a six year stint as a media designer for the state of Florida, in 2000 he began work on "Living Waters: Aquatic Preserves of Florida" featuring 12 aquatic preserves located around the state.〔http://liveoakproductiongroup.com/AquaticPreserve/ap_home.html〕 His next project was "Apalachicola River: An American Treasure" on the iconic waterway of the Florida panhandle.〔http://www.apalachicolaamericantreasure.com〕 After this he completed "Big Cypress: The Western Everglades" featuring Clyde Butcher’s backyard.〔http://www.bigcypressswamp.org/home.html〕 Following this was "Kissimmee Basin: The Northern Everglades".〔http://www.northerneverglades.com〕 As a way to tie all of these Everglades projects together, he was a member of the four-team expedition group, the Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition.〔http://vimeo.com/flwildlifecorridorfilm〕 The team traveled 1000 miles in 100 days from the Everglades to the Okefenokee Swamp.〔http://www.wjhg.com/news/noonshow/headlines/Nature-Documentary-269231171.html〕 This journey was documented in the film of the same name and garnered Stoltzfus a Suncoast Regional Emmy in the Documentary category.〔http://www.coastaldunelakes.org/Articles.html〕
According to Walton Outdoors, Stoltzfus is currently working on a project involving Walton County's Coastal Dune Lakes〔http://www.coastaldunelakes.org/home.html〕 as “bringing awareness to () lakes is key to helping preserve our environment… we are fortunate now to have an educational documentary in the works.”〔http://www.waltonoutdoors.com/award-winning-cinematographer-creating-coastal-dune-lake-documentary/〕 The film will be aired on PBS’ Public Television Earth Day weekend in 2015.
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