Paulette Moore - Writer/Producer
Pauline Steinhorn - Writer/Producer
Gary Guggolz - Segment / Field Producer
Jenny Smith - Field Producer/Researcher
Jeanette Woods - Field Producer



Paulette Moore
Writer/Producer

Paulette Moore is an award-winning producer/director/writer with 17 years of experience in television documentaries and news. She produced, directed and wrote more than 15 hours of programming for Discovery and The Learning Channel including the popular aviation documentary series Wings and a two-hour special on law enforcement entitled Behind the Badge.

In 1991 – 92, Moore was a correspondent and editor based in Tokyo reporting Asian news and feature stories for the PBS/NHK co-production Asia Now. Moore began her career covering political news from Washington, DC and as a freelance producer/writer worked with a variety of clients including ABC News, Entertainment Tonight, Australian Broadcasting, Reuters Television, Christian Science Monitor Radio and Capital.com.

Moore received her BA in Journalism/Political Science from State University of New York College at Buffalo in 1986. Her interests are rowing, reading and rock tumbling and she lives in Arlington, Virginia.

Pauline Steinhorn
Writer/Producer

Pauline Steinhorn began her career 20 years ago as a producer/editor for CNN. She went on to work for PBS on public affairs programs including The MacNeil-Lehrer Report (precursor to The News Hour), and Washington Week in Review; and children’s programs, including Children’s Television Workshop’s Sesame Street and 3-2-1 Contact.

Once she became a mother, Pauline limited her broadcast work to public service commercials and an annual PBS Labor Day Special, one of which won her an Emmy for public affairs programming. Now that her children are both in school and needing less help with their homework, Pauline is back on track. She produced the Hewlett-Packard and Boston Law segments of Juggling Work and Family.

Gary Guggolz
Segment / Field Producer

Gary Guggolz produced the historical segment of Juggling Work and Family, and also field produced the 1199 and Baxter segments of the program.

Prior to coming to Hedrick Smith Productions, he served as Producer or Associate Producer for three documentaries for The Learning Channel, including the Emmy-nominated Great Books: All Quiet on the Western Front.

Guggolz spent eight years at Discovery Communications, where he held a variety of production-related jobs including program editing, program re-versioning and multimedia production. He has also lived and worked in Asia while serving as a Senior Manager in the programming department of Discovery Channel’s regional headquarters in Singapore.

Guggolz is a graduate of the University of Virginia and lives in Arlington, Virginia.

Jenny Smith
Field Producer/Researcher

Jenny Smith served as researcher and Field Producer for Juggling Work and Family. Smith did the principal research for the project proposal, organized a pre-production seminar with experts in the field, wrote story summaries for publicity and outreach, compiled data and resources on this subject, and assisted with the development of the website. During the process of working on this documentary she had her first child and learned first hand the juggling act that working parents face.

Jenny Smith served as Associate Producer on several other projects with Hedrick Smith Productions including Seeking Solutions, Surviving the Bottom Line, and three news segments for The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer.

Smith has also written several books, including the children’s book, A Spark in the Dark, as well as the children’s story featured on the CD and cassette, A People with One Heart, by Mike Pinder of the Moody Blues. She co-author of a collection of stories about death and dying which will be published in December 2001.

Jenny received a masters degree in the field of psychology from J.F.K. University and a Bachelor’s degree from Boston College.

Jeanette Woods
Field Producer

Jeanette Woods has worked in PBS programming for the past ten years. She began her career as a film researcher at WGBH, Boston, earning credits on such series as People’s Century, A Science Odyssey and NOVA. Prior to her work at HSP, she associate produced Hopes on the Horizon: Africa in the 1990’s at Blackside, Inc.

Jeanette Woods joined HSP on last year’s Emmy-nominated Critical Condition, as associate producer of the “uninsured” segment and most recently field produced the Silicon Valley segment of Juggling Work and Family.

Ms. Woods is a graduate of the Annenberg School of Communication at the University of Pennsylvania and holds a masters degree in film production from Boston University.