Andy Masich, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Senator John Heinz History Center, introduces Mark Bussler to the audience.

Mark Bussler discussing his latest film, Westinghouse, at the film's premiere which took place at the Senator John Heinz History Center.

Quentin R. Skrabec, Jr., PhD, David J. Cope and Mark Bussler prepare for the panel session.

Film narrator Carol Lee Espy served as moderator for the panel session.

Film panel participants from left: William H. Terbo, Edward J. Reis, Quentin R. Skrabec, Jr., PhD, and David J. Cope.

Mark Bussler (left) and George Westinghouse IV.

Bronze bust of the man called "Uncle George" who changed the world through his ingenuity, optimism and perserverence.

Film premiere attendees had the opportunity to talk
with Edward J. Reis and learn more about George   
Westinghouse and the companies he created.

A capacity crowd was in attendance at the Senator John Heinz History Center for the Westinghouse film premiere.

Mark Bussler proudly introduces his latest film: Westinghouse.

Edward J. Reis discusses the film with a reporter from WDUQ-FM.

Members of the film panel look on as Andy Masich addresses the audience of 450.

George Westinghouse IV (left) and William H. Terbo, Grandnephew of inventor Nikola Tesla and Executive Secretary of the Tesla Memorial Society, Inc.

Actual Westinghouse sign from one of the former company locations on display at the Senator John Heinz History Center.