Bullfrog Films is the oldest and largest publisher of videos and films about the environment in the United States. Founded in 1973 it has been honored with a retrospective screening at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and with a special award from Medikinale International in Parma, Italy. To bring together programs that point the way to a new paradigm for living happily, healthily and sustainably. Our Producers Our producers include the National Film Board of Canada, CBC, Television Trust for the Environment, BBC-TV, World Wildlife Fund, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Rodale Press, and leading independent producers from around the world. In recent years we have released many films about developing countries, globalization, changing gender roles, and human rights.
Styles range from animation to drama and from personal essay to investigative documentary.
There are programs suitable for all ages from pre-kindergarten through adult. Performing Arts Programs Besides our environmental programs, we have an outstanding collection of films on performing arts, almost exclusively produced by Rhombus Media, one of the world's leading producers of arts programming. With the help of the Center for Constitutional Rights, and in concert with five other producers and distributors, we sued the United States Information Agency in a widely publicized case called Bullfrog v. Wick over the Agency's refusal to grant educational certificates to certain films based on their perceived political bias. After a near decade-long lawsuit, we won on all counts in 1995. The company principals are John Hoskyns-Abrahall and Winifred Scherrer , personal and professional partners.