Joe Fab
Joe Fab (born Joseph Edward Fabiszewski Jr. on October 4, 1951) is an American producer, writer and director.
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[edit] Personal
Fab has been married for over thirty years to Kay Fab, a voice over artist[1] whose work can be heard in the opening moments of "Paper Clips." They reside in Vienna, Virginia. Their son and three grandchildren live outside of Seattle, Washington. Fab is an avid reader and dog lover—master of Gus (Burnese and Australian Shepherd mix) and Princeton (cocker spaniel).
[edit] Paper Clips
Paper Clips the feature documentary about the Paper Clips Project, was released theatrically in 2004.[2] It won the "Audience Choice Award" and the "Cowboy Award" for Best Documentary at the Jackson Hole Film Festival and the "Audience Award" at Palm Springs International Film Festival for Best Documentary Feature.[3] At the Rome International Film Festival, Fab shared an R.I.F.F. Jury Award for Best Director with Paper Clips' co-director Elliot Berlin. The film also picked up the "Festival Award" for "Best Overall Film" and two additional Jury Awards, for Best Documentary, USA and Best Original Score.
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- ^ "Awards for Paper Clips". IMDb. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0380615/awards. Retrieved 11 April 2011.
