Career
In addition to Sundance, Dupler’s work has been honored by numerous international film and video festivals, including New York, Tokyo, Kyoto, Dallas and the International Electronic Cinema Festival, as well as by such international broadcasting organizations as the International Biographic Centre and the Institute of Transportation Studies. In 1995, Dupler was honored with a diploma by the United Nations" United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization for outstanding work in support of tolerance for his film, "Outside Society," about the homeless community then living in the National Railroad Passenger Corporation tunnel under New York City"s West Side Highway, as well as various homeless enclaves elsewhere in Manhattan. Dupler has created documentaries and other programs for “60 Minutes”/Columbia Broadcasting System News. Public Broadcasting Service; Discovery/The Learning Channel.
Court television, Consumer News and Business Channel.
Entertainment and Sports Programming Network. Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai; Music Television and Turner Broadcasting System, among others His work covers a broad range: music videos and concerts.
A piece about troubled former baseball superstar Darryl Strawberry for "60 Minutes". "A House Divided," a feature documentary that goes deep inside radical racial separatist groups in Florida and Brooklyn, New New York Profiles of biker gangs, California low-riders, a transsexual teenager, and gay and lesbian rodeo riders.
Documentaries of the lives of Timothy McVeigh, Pablo Escobar and Russian mafiya godfather Semyon Mogilievich.
"Broadway Remembers," an oral history of Broadway, the longest and oldest continuous street in the world. And a two-part documentary for Consumer News and Business Channel about the history of Wall Street, called "The Great Game," among many other projects.
A former print journalist, he has served as Senior Editor of Billboard magazine. Editor-in-Chief of United Kingdom based International Musician magazine.
And a reporter for the New York Post.
In 2004, Dupler worked with Walter Cronkite on Mr. Cronkite’s weekly nationally syndicated newspaper column, and also wrote and produced Mr. Cronkite’s segments for an Music Television “Choose or Lose” election year special, titled "Work lieutenant!"
Dupler is currently the producer and writer of the Public Broadcasting Service television series "Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis," the first weekly jazz talk/performance series to run on broadcast television in more than 40 years.
He is also currently writing and co-producing an upcoming seven-hour documentary series titled "RECORDING: The History of Recorded Music," executive-produced and co-hosted by Quincy Jones.
Legendary producer Philosophy Ramone. And music and internet entrepreneur Larry Rosen --.
