Background
Johnson, J. Mitchell was born on May 12, 1951 in Dallas, Texas, United States. Son of J. Edward and Blanche (Dabney) Johnson.
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J. Mitchell Johnson, American Communications executive. Recipient Gold award New York television Film Festival, 1981, Golden Eagle award Council on International Nontheatrical Events, Washington, 1983, Best Documentary and Film awards New Mexico Film Festival, Albuquerque, 1984, Best Documentary award United States of America Film Festival, Dallas, 1984.
Education
Bachelor of Science, University Texas Master of Science, University of Southern California.
Career
Production assistant, Guggenheim Prodns., Washington, 1975-1977; president, Fort Worth Prodns., since 1977; Chief Executive Officer, TravelWorld Video, Fort Worth, since 1986; publisher, Fodor's Video Guides, Fort Worth, 1986-1993; Chief Executive Officer, Abamedia, LP, Moscow, since 1995.
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Executive producer Mondale for American-Cons. '84, Washington, 1984. Chairman Budapest, Hungary-Fort Worth Sister Cities International Committee, chairman media panel Texas Common for Arts and Humanities, Austin, 1986, chairman Citzens Cable Board, City of Fort Worth, 1990-1991.
Member International Music Center (president 1987-1988), Motion Picture Producers Texas (president 1987-1988), Foundation for Social Innovations Moscow-New York (board directors), Fort Worth Club.
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Married Kira Alexandrine Harris. 1 child, Philip Louis.
Awards
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Recipient Gold award New York television Film Festival, 1981, Golden Eagle award Council on International Nontheatrical Events, Washington, 1983, Best Documentary and Film awards New Mexico Film Festival, Albuquerque, 1984, Best Documentary award United States of America Film Festival, Dallas, 1984.Recipient Gold award New York television Film Festival, 1981, Golden Eagle award Council on International Nontheatrical Events, Washington, 1983, Best Documentary and Film awards New Mexico Film Festival, Albuquerque, 1984, Best Documentary award United States of America Film Festival, Dallas, 1984.