Lynda and her husband Peter Buck founded Waterford Productions LLC in 2000 to provide creative digital video and photographic services to the Washington D.C. / Northern Virginia area. Waterford Productions' scope includes weddings and other events, legal, tribute, business, and educational videos.
Waterford Productions documentary work includes a 2000 video project related to the Sereer Tribe of Senegal Africa, a 2001 video on Aids-orphaned children in Zambia, Africa (visiting facilities and interviewing Zambians on the front lines of the crisis), and a 2002 "Law Camp" documentary chronicling 24 high school students' experience as lawyers in full criminal and civil trials before actual judges and juries. A more recent work, the 2004 ten-minute living history documentary Saving Grace, was created to bring awareness to the Lincoln Preservation Foundation's restoration of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
In 2002 they created the feature video film "The Champion", taped in Senegal, Africa, shot with a Senegalese cast in a tribal language, with all post production completed in Senegal.
Working in Senegal, Africa
On Location "Waterford's War"
Current Waterford Productions News
Waterford Productions is providing videography, sound recording, lighting and post production editing resources for the independent film "Waterford's War". This Civil War era film is being shoot primarily in Northern Virginia.
