Marty Keltz is an Emmy Award-winning producer and was the co-founder and president of Scholastic Productions, Inc. (SPI, 1978-1995) and a Senior Vice-President of New Media at Scholastic Inc. He led the teams that created The Magic School Bus, Goosebumps and Charles in Charge. One of the executive producers of The Indian in the Cupboard and The Baby-Sitters Club feature films, he received an International Emmy Award for My Secret Identity, a US-CA co-production, starring Jerry O’Connell. During his tenure Scholastic Productions produced more than 300 hours of television programming winning numerous awards and home videos for the Scholastic Inc. properties, including Clifford the Big Red Dog. From 1972-1978, he was the publisher of Media & Methods Magazine, a pioneering publication for educators focused on media literacy. It sought to encourage and empower teachers to use mass media in their classrooms. Free To Be…You And Me, the Marlo Thomas and Friends project, was an early recipient of the magazine’s “Maxi Award.” Prior to 1978, he worked with EYR Programming, founded by Charles Salzman, Michael Frankfurt, Robert Redford, Bill Bradley and others, to bring art films and documentaries to college campuses. For three years he was an English teacher, first at Brentwood East Junior High School, Long Island and subsequently, at Martin Van Buren High School. In Canada, he has worked with documentary filmmakers, visual effects companies, Tele Images Nature, NHK, Discovery Channel CA and the Alliance Atlantis Lifetime Channel for a True Entertainment series on Doctors Without Borders (MSF).