On the field at RFK Stadium, Washington, D.C. recording Princess Pale Moon singing the National Anthem, ABC Monday Night Football, Washington Redskins vs. Dallas Cowboys.

Setting some levels in ComteQ's former audio dubbing facility.

"Native American Thanksgiving Greetings." Winner 1985 ADDY Award for Best Public Service Commercial.

Teaching television production classes at Arlington County Public Schools Career Center.

Teaching television production classes at Arlington County Public Schools Career Center.

ComteQ's former video production center.

"Honorable Memtion — Comedy" for "Watch Out Arlington" from the National Association of Local Cable Television Programmers. Produced and Directed by Rob Huberman.

The cast of "Watch Out Arlington!" receives a 1985 ADDY Award for Best Comedy Program.

On the set of "Watch Out Arlington!"

Director's booth during taping of comedy show "Watch Out Arlington!"

Location shoot across from the White House for Physicians For Automotive Safety event.

On location shoot during the National Independence Day Parade, Washington, D.C.

"Appeal to the President" television promo for automobile airbags, Washington, D.C.

In the studio for "Christmas Toys for Indian Children Appeal" public service commercial.

Medical program editing for Continuing Education, Inc.

Manning the camera for a medical education video shoot at Georgetown University.

An earlier Washington Redskins shoot at RFK Stadium.

On location to record a children's cultural program at Wolftrap Farm Park, Virginia.

American Indian Heritage Foundation Executive Director Princess Pale Moon reviews script with Producer/Director Rob Huberman prior to a television studio shoot.

On location for a "Thanksgiving Children's Concert," Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C. Produced for the American Indian Heritage Foundation.

A reunion at the March of Dimes Telethon with video mentor Bob Davies (1981).

Rob directing the March of Dimes Telethon, Atlantic City. (1974)

Rob directing March of Dimes Telethon, Atlantic City. (1970)

Cameraman Rob Huberman reaches out to manually zoom into a shot of the Atlantic City Boardwalk during a taping of "Pinky's Corner Poolside." The entertainment variety and talk show from the Holiday Inn Hotel, Atlantic City was the first of its kind weekly cable broadcast.

Way back in the beginning. That's Rob on the right in Atlantic City High School's television production studio (one of only ten in the nation).

The crew around the 1" reel-to-reel Ampex video tape recorder.