Over and Under: Wildlife Crossings | BLOCK F |

Why did the turtle cross the road? Better yet, how can a turtle cross a busy highway safely? Collisions between wildlife and automobiles are expensive, dangerous, and deadly for animals and people. "Over & Under: Wildlife Crossings" explores old and new methods that allow animals to move over or under our nation's highways in search of food, shelter, and companionship. The stories behind two innovative and effective crossings for endangered turtles in Iowa and Wisconsin are featured. The Mid-America Emmy-winning "Over & Under" makes a compelling case for the construction of wildlife crossings while it encourages motorists to do their part by minding "animal crossing" signs.

Director Biography - Kelly Rundle

Director/writer Kelly Rundle & Producer/writer Tammy Rundle of Fourth Wall Films have been producing documentaries and other media projects for over 25 years. Kelly and Tammy are the recipients of seven Mid-America Emmy® nominations, more than a dozen film festival awards, Telly awards, film festival Official Selections and grant awards. They are the producers of the Mid-America Emmy® nominated historical documentaries "Becoming Harriet Beecher Stowe", "Good Earth: Awakening the Silent City", "Letters Home to Hero Street" (co-produced with WQPT), "Country School: One Room – One Nation", and "River to River: Iowa's Forgotten Highway 6". They are the producers of the Mid-America Emmy-nominated and award-winning docudrama "Sons & Daughters of Thunder", and the award-winning documentary "The Barn Raisers", "Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg" (co-produced with Garry McGee), "Lost Nation: The Ioway 1, 2 & 3", and "Villisca: Living with a Mystery".