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Entertainment
Produced a wrap-up special with hosts Linda Dano, Julie Pinson and Michael Bruno. The show received SoapNet’s highest ratings in 2007.
A sitcom featuring puppets based on material from The Josh & Tamra Show. Created by veteran producers from Crank Yankers and The Jim Henson Company, "Apartment 413" won the Best Comedy prize at the 2007 New York Television Pilot Festival.
Produced in partnership with NFL Films, this documentary examines the influence of the Super Bowl on some of the most notable U.S. Presidents such as Kennedy, Nixon, Reagan and Clinton.
Produced a concert special with country music star Martina McBride featuring backstage interviews and an exclusive performance.
Emmy Award-winning documentary about the life of Lewis Rudin and his life-long devotion to New York City. Hosted by Sidney Poitier and included notable interviews with Bill and Hillary Clinton. Also screened at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival.
Countdown show taped on the road from major malls across the U.S. with special performances, guests, stunts and prizes. Cities included Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago and New York.
Produced an exclusive webcast of Velvet Revolver for the AT&T blue room, shot on New Year’s Eve in New York City.
Produced for CBS Sports "2007 March Madness" coverage. These vignettes featured four of the most passionate NCAA basketball and Car Racing fans, as they compete to win a set of BF Goodrich tires and tickets to the final game.
Co-Produced with CNBC and hosted by Tim Russert, the show included stories straight out of the mouths of some of baseball’s greatest managers from the past and present – Joe Torre, Whitey Herzog, Lou Piniella, and Willie Randolph.
Produced for DVD, this full-length hip-hop show was shot in Oakland, California.