Five American Revolution Films

The Battle of Cooch’s Bridge

September 3, 1777. The first significant engagement of the British campaign to capture Philadelphia. This battle led to the British victory at Brandywine a few days later, and the final capture of Philadelphia. This is the largest fight in Delaware during the Revolution, and some say, the first time the American Stars-and-Stripes were flown on the battlefield. 45 minutes

Writer: Baron Blakley
Associate Producer: Todd Post
Photographed by: Brian Lyles, Kevin R Hershberger & Alex Tenser
Graphics by: Dave Swain
Music by: David G. Russell

Yorktown – Battle for Victory

This extensive and exclusive DVD celebrates the 225th anniversary re-enactment of America s momentous 1781 Revolutionary War victory at Yorktown, Virginia. Within days of the actual anniversary of the formal British surrender, nearly 2,000 re-enactors met on the original, hollowed “Surrender Field” to commemorate the British defeat — Never since 1781 had this event been re-staged so authentically. Nearly 3 hours of content!

Directed & Produced by: Kevin R. Hershberger
Screenplay by: John D. Pagano & Kevin R. Hershberger
Executive Producers: William Knoop & Jeanne Knoop
Associate Producer: Lucy Hutchinson
Edited by: Kevin R. Hershberger & Brian Lyles
Music by: David G. Russell
Photographed by: Brian Lyles, Kevin R. Hershberger, Aaron Kauffman & Jason Parks
Featuring: Members of the Brigade of the American Revolution, The British Brigade & The Continental Line

Von Stueben’s Continentals

A 60-minute, live-action documentary DVD on the life, uniforms and drill of the Continental Soldier 1775-1781… The film analyzes the uniforms, drill, camp life, food, weapons, equipment, etc. of the soldiers. 60 minutes.

Directed, Produced & Edited by: Kevin R. Hershberger
Screenplay by: John D. Pagano
Executive Producers: William Knoop & Jeanne Knoop
Associate Producers: Mary Bezbatchenko & Lucy Hutchinson
Music by: David G. Russell
Photographed by: Brian Lyles & Kevin R. Hershberger
Series Created by: Kevin R. Hershberger & John D. Pagano
Featuring: Members of the 2nd Virginia Corps of Sappers & Miners

The Battle of Green Spring

The first re-enactment ever of this important Virginia Battle – July 6, 1781, and prelude to the siege and battle for Yorktown only a few months later. Includes a documentary about the original battle and the recent effort to save the battlefield lands from development. Our cameras were “embedded” with these 18th century re-enactors for a unique documentary experience. 45 minutes.

Director/Producer/Editor: Kevin R. Hershberger
Producer/Writer: John D. Pagano
Associate Producer: Todd Post
Photographed by: Brian Lyles & Kevin R Hershberger
Music by: David G. Russell

Battle of Monmouth

June 28, 1778. The Battle of Monmouth Courthouse was the last major engagement of the northern theater, and the largest one-day battle of the war piting General George Washington’s Valley Forge trained Army in pitched open battle against British General Sir Henry Clinton. The official 230th anniversary re-enactment commemorative film. 60 minutes.