“Unscripted Television”
“Dinner with Don,” Starring Don Rickles
This was the final project from the legendary comedian and actor Don Rickles. Thirteen episodes were produced, featuring iconic guests such as Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, Billy Crystal, Paul Rudd, Snoop Dogg, and others.
It was our great honor and privilege to have created and produced Don’s final series.
“Flipping France,” with Corbin Bernsen and Amanda Pays
Home flipping programs occupy an impressive amount of television airtime throughout various day-parts and across a variety of networks. They appeal to a diverse cross-section of viewers, from hardcore DIYers and wannabes to those simply looking for ways to supplement their incomes.
And although each of these shows claims to have a unique spin on the format, they are largely distinctions without a difference. Until now.
"Flipping France" is the newest, freshest, and most unique approach to one of television's most durable genres, combining all of the great programming attributes flipping shows are known for, with the addition of compelling French travel and tourism.
"Flipping France" stars one of Hollywood's most well-known power couples, Corbin Bernsen and Amanda Pays. Stars of both television and motion pictures, Corbin and Amanda have decades of experience buying, renovating, decorating and selling homes, both here in the U.S. and overseas.
Years of home renovation experience, combined with their considerable star power and appeal, make "Flipping France" one of the most engaging, informative, exciting and truly watchable programs of its type, found anywhere on television today.
“Good Road to Follow”
When John Oates first teamed up with Daryl Hall to form the renowned pop music duo, Hall and Oates, they traveled from gig to gig along America’s back roads in a 1968 Pontiac GTO, lent to them by John's father.
During those early days, and even after they had achieved considerable fame and success, John kept a daily diary of everything he and Daryl experienced. That diary is now over 8,000 pages long, and it's a chronological record of the places they've seen, the people they met, the music they heard along the way, and the little-known, hidden oddities they encountered during their travels.
Often, those diary pages became the stories chronicled in their music.
In his new show, "Good Road to Follow," we travel America's Back Roads with John Oates. John hits the road once again, only this time, America is coming along for the ride.
John is our guide along these hidden and often forgotten roads, uncovering parts of the country rarely, if ever, seen on national television.
John will also uncover music, never heard outside of the isolated hollows and back roads of America. What we've come to identify as American Roots Music, which has become the basis for nearly every American music genre heard today.
There's no other show on television today like "Good Road to Follow."
“The Amazon Promise”
Patty Webster grew up in a Detroit suburb, left for New York at 19, became a fashion model, then suddenly left it all behind to establish medical clinics in the Peruvian Amazon. At the time, many thought this was merely the passing fancy of an idealistic young girl searching for relevance in her life. They believed she would soon return to her life in front of the cameras.
That was 26 years ago.
"The Amazon Promise" is the remarkable story of a most remarkable woman who found her destiny in the rainforests of South America. Today, her clinics treat thousands of patients each year. With the help of hundreds of volunteer doctors, dentists, nurses, medical students, and engineers, Patty and her non-profit organization, Amazon Promise, bring hope and caring into a part of the world little known to most of us.
In a world in which the term "hero" is applied rather generously, Patty and her team work in the shadows, without fanfare or hype, sacrificing their own needs and well-being to improve and often save the lives of others. By that measure, Patty Webster is a true American hero.
“Dinosaur Hunter”
"Dinosaur Hunter" is an observational documentary series that follows Dr. Luis Chiappe, Director of the Dinosaur Institute at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, in pursuit of the fossil record.
This series is different than any other dinosaur special or series from the past. Dinosaur Hunter centers around the new generation of explorers, a group of young, talented, and compelling individuals who accompany Dr. Chiappe on his expeditions.
An entire dig is featured in a full season of shows and is filled with conflict, drama, adventure, a ticking clock, and the thrill of discovery.
“River Men”
"River Men" is the next great occupational observational documentary series; an intimate look inside the day-to-day operations of a family-owned Ohio River towing and barge company.
The McBride family has worked the river for six generations. One of their early ancestors crewed a steamboat alongside Samuel Clemens, known better today as Mark Twain.
Set against the backdrop of one of America's most scenic waterways, "River Men" follows the McBrides through all of the seasons and in a variety of river conditions that range from calm to treacherous.
The family must compete against the larger, corporate-owned barge operators to stay in business. The work is hazardous and often deadly. Their world is filled with drama and conflict, comedy and tragedy, an American spirit and life on the river.