Jennifer Stein

Jennifer is an entrepreneur who started making films in the 1990’s while running non-profit organizations, raising her two children, and running a special events business. She is self-taught, never went to film school and can now be proud of her many awards over the years as producer and director. Harnessing the power of the moving visual image to educate, inspire and empower, Jennifer uses film to help achieve her goals: to further her causes  – global peace, gun control legislation, environmental awareness, appreciation of ancient archaeology... as well as exploring the mysterious domain of ufology, crop circles and consciousness. Her documentary "Travis: The True Story of Travis Walton" has won over thirteen awards at various film festivals!

Jennifer and Michael Ney have been acquainted since 2015, when Travis Walton visited Australia... and James Carman has been friends with her for over a decade. In April 2022, she joined the team as Executive Producer of the Beyond Being Human documentary.

Websites

onwingesproductions.com

www.facebook.com/jennifer.w.stein

imdb.com/name/nm6394773/

Interviews

Radio interviews for the Travis Walton project

Many other Interviews re "Debunking"

Jennifer W. Stein has made a definitive documentary about Travis Walton which recounts the experiences of the work crew that day in the forest in way back in 1975. This UFO story has become world famous as one of the most credible UFO events of all time. The film follows how Travis and his logger friends struggled to make sense of the event enduring humiliation, and job losses. Travis has encountered lifelong ridicule regarding his experiences.

Jennifer W. Stein is a documentary filmmaker best known for her award-winning 90-minute documentary film “Travis – The True Story of Travis Walton”. Previously she won multiple awards for her documentary “It Could Happen Tomorrow” with co-producer, Ron James.

Jennifer is the founding director of Main Line MUFON, a community educational service of the Mutual UFO Network in Pennsylvania, USA. She has served as a State Section Director for the Mutual UFO Network in PA since 2002.

Her published articles  appear in periodicals about the UFO phenomena, precognition, synchronicity, the Crop Circle phenomena, as well as articles about the Travis Walton story. Jennifer produces free monthly public programing for her local public access television station, Main Line Television and for MUFON TV – a streaming video platform – which she helped to design and underwrite with producer, Ron James, in 2015.

Jennifer presents regularly for numerous conferences on subjects like: UFOs, Crop Circles, the Travis Walton story, and Ancient architectural features advanced for their time.

As a young adult Stein developed entrepreneurial skills working in a family-owned business while earning a Bachelor of Science in Textiles from the University of AZ in 1983. She has two adult children in the Philadelphia, USA area.

Jennifer has been making documentaries since 1989. In 2012, she won two Open Minds’ International UFO Congress film festival awards for The Disclosure Dialogues with filmmaker Ron James. Then in 2015, two EBEs at the 2015 Open Minds’ film festival for Travis: The True Story of Travis Walton, she co-produced with Bob Terrio, Ron James, and Zachary Weil.

TRAVIS has won official selection awards from the Burbank Film festival, the Chain NYC Film festival, the Sonoma Film festival, Irvine Film festival, Phillip K. Dick Film festival, IndieFilm Festival, and additional category awards at the Phillip K. Dick and Chain film festivals.

Jennifer has produced numerous video treatments for experts in the UFO field, for charities, writers, and organizations. She hosts her cable network television show in Radnor, PA, for MLTV-Main Line Network called, “Main Line MUFON.” (Mutual UFO Network).

A self-taught filmmaker who never went to film school, she first captured the life of her good friend, Rita Levin who died in a terrorist attack in Israel. Her film, a fund-raiser, dramatized the cause for women’s legal aid in Carmiel, Israel.

Harnessing the power of the moving visual image to educate, inspire and empower, Jennifer uses film to help achieve important goals. Her interests are wide: peace projects, sensible gun ownership legislation, environmental awareness, and appreciation of ancient history,  archaeology, and artifacts, UFOs, crop circles, yoga, meditation, macrobiotics, and ESP to name a few. She holds a B.S. in textiles from the University of Arizona.

Driving home after a day of clearing underbrush in the Sitgreaves National Forest, seven loggers come upon a 40 foot shiny disc hovering on the crest of a ridge. As if spellbound, Travis jumps from their work truck and runs toward the craft for a closer look. That decision would change him and these loggers forever.

Travis’s story became a book called "Fire in the Sky" and a movie (1993). The Paramount Picture feature film enhanced his “close encounter of the third kind,” (a term coined by ufologist J. Allen Hynek denoting human observations of actual aliens or “animate beings”).

The Travis Walton UFO story remains one of the most well documented stories of all time.

"Travis: The True Story of Travis Walton", 3 years in the making, is the definitive documentary film about a 45-year history of events resulting from a startling UFO encounter on the 5th of November, 1975 which forever changed the lives of 7 loggers who witnessed this event. There is a paper trail of evidence connected to this case that is a mile long and covers four decades.

In 2015, "Travis" swept the awards winning both Best Documentary film and The People's Choice award in the Film Festival at the International UFO Congress in Arizona, USA. To date this film has won 28 mainstream film festival awards internationally. Jennifer Stein accepts the award, acknowledging collaboration of the filmmakers involved, and researchers, UFO experts, logging crew members, police, and polygraph experts who assisted her in this filmmaking journey.