Intersection Associates is an audio-visual and video production facility specializing in materials for education, training and broadcast.  The organization concentrates on documentaries that explore issues of human behavior, and on productions that help to promote the work of organizations and institutions engaged in non-profit and educational activities.

Past productions include work for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (H.U.D.), Inter-American Foundation, AT&T Family Fund, Center for Health and Global Environment (Harvard Medical School), National Audubon Society, U.S. Agency For International Development, Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, Harvard Business School, INC. Magazine, U.S. Administration On Aging, March Of Dimes, American Red Cross Blood Services, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, Facing History and Ourselves National Foundation, and many others.  In recent  years, members of Intersection Associates have worked in the Middle East, the Soviet Union, Central and South America, Africa, Europe, the Caribbean, and numerous locations throughout the United States. 

The work of Intersection Associates has been recognized through awards and citations from the Ann Arbor Film Festival, New England Film Festival, Regional Cine Eagle, American Film Festival Finalist, Athens International Video Festival, American National Red Cross Communication For Excellence Awards, and the Sinking Creek Film Festival.  Intersection has also received the National Media Award for education and training videotapes from the Retirement Research Foundation (a John D. MacArthur foundation).

Media productions have, in whole or in part, been included in a variety of local television programs (over 60 stations) as well as regional and national programs, such as MacNeill-Lehrer NewsHour, Nightline, The Donahue Show, The Today Show, The Discovery Channel, The Learning Channel, Turner Broadcast,, Israel Television, Gosteleradio(USSR) and WGBH-Boston.