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Documentary filmmakers Jim Likowski and Bonnie
Thompson formed Rainlight Films in 1980, with the
production of Undermining the Great Depression:
Backyard Gold in Jacksonville, Oregon -- an oral history
documentary funded by a National Endowment for the
Humanities Youthgrant.
Over the years, our documentaries have received
two national PBS and ten regional television broadcasts,
as well as six national and fourteen regional festival
awards, including a CINE Eagle and Best Digital
Cinematography in a High Definition Film at
HD Fest/Los Angeles 2001.
Likowski also works as a Foley Sound Editor for
movies (Pirates of the Caribbean, Chronicles of Narnia,
National Treasure, Iron Man), and Thompson works
as a Quality Consultant on digital mastering for film
and television. Both are members of the Motion
Picture Editors Guild of Hollywood, California.
Likowski and Thompson both have graduate degrees
in Film Production and Cinema Studies from the
University of Iowa.
Thompson is currently editing A Fire In Water,
an HD documentary about the Pacific Northwest's
endangered wild salmon.
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