This successful TV Magazine series aimed at light truck enthusiasts ran for 5 years. A cross between automotive adventure, event coverage and useful information, each episode centered on host Ed Bruce driving his pickup across the USA to meet fellow enthusiasts. We attempted to find and exploit an entertaining hook for each destination, as you'll see in the opening of this episode as Ed arrives in the old west, mining town of Goldfield, Arizona.
To watch Ed Bruce start a gunfight click on the "Read more..." link below
For 10 consecutive years we have led the creative and technical teams responsible for production planning, shooting and editing this historic annual event for television. It is a major production to cover this three-day event comprised of 14 races on a 2+ mile road course over the hills of Laguna Seca in Monterey.
To watch an exciting excerpt of a Monterey Historics show originally broadcast live via satellite on SPEED click on "Read more..." link below.
This unique event, the heir to the legendary Cannonball Run, is spread over 6,000 miles and 8 consecutive days and nights. To capture the craziness of this grueling competition, the great characters and the epic nature of this automotive marathon we put together numerous camera teams who worked in shifts both day and night for essentially 10 days straight.
To watch a segment of the show click on the "Read more..." link below
We were part of a team that created and produced this sport/travel/enthusiast magazine series for TV syndication. It attracted a young, wealthy demographic and was a successful seasonal product.
To watch a segment of one of the shows, click on the "Read more..." link below
When it comes to what guys think is fun, paintball is right up there. We produced this sales presentation for an original concept in the action sports television category.
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Before Drew Carey's "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" we worked with a talented troupe of improvisers, the Back Alley Players, to bring their unique brand of comedy to television. The result was 2 one-hour specials with a number of entertaining improv 'games' that rely on audience input and a lot of laughter.
To watch a segment of Instant Comedy, click on "Read more..." link below
Most every "TV documentary" is either scripted or planned with a foregone story arc and conclusion. We successfully produced this exciting weekly series, which aired for two years, in the style of a true documentary-capturing an event from a particular perspective without knowing the outcome.
To watch a segment from an episode of Hidden Heroes click on "Read more..." below
Having produced and directed literally hundreds of 'how-to' instructional videos and program segments we are bona fide experts in the genre.
To watch a clip of the TV show click on the "Read more..." link below
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This successful TV Magazine series aimed at light truck enthusiasts ran for 5 years. A cross between automotive adventure, event coverage and useful information, each episode centered on host Ed Bruce driving his pickup across the USA to meet fellow enthusiasts. We attempted to find and exploit an entertaining hook for each destination, as you'll see in the opening of this episode as Ed arrives in the old west, mining town of Goldfield, Arizona.
For 10 consecutive years we have led the creative and technical teams responsible for production planning, shooting and editing this historic annual event for television. It is a major production to cover this three-day event comprised of 14 races on a 2+ mile road course over the hills of Laguna Seca in Monterey.
This unique event, the heir to the legendary Cannonball Run, is spread over 6,000 miles and 8 consecutive days and nights. To capture the craziness of this grueling competition, the great characters and the epic nature of this automotive marathon we put together numerous camera teams who worked in shifts both day and night for essentially 10 days straight.
We were part of a team that created and produced this sport/travel/enthusiast magazine series for TV syndication. It attracted a young, wealthy demographic and was a successful seasonal product. 
When it comes to what guys think is fun, paintball is right up there. We produced this sales presentation for an original concept in the action sports television category.
Before Drew Carey's "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" we worked with a talented troupe of improvisers, the Back Alley Players, to bring their unique brand of comedy to television. The result was 2 one-hour specials with a number of entertaining improv 'games' that rely on audience input and a lot of laughter.
To watch a segment of Instant Comedy, click on "Read more..." link below 
Most every "TV documentary" is either scripted or planned with a foregone story arc and conclusion. We successfully produced this exciting weekly series, which aired for two years, in the style of a true documentary-capturing an event from a particular perspective without knowing the outcome.
To watch a segment from an episode of Hidden Heroes click on "Read more..." below 
Having produced and directed literally hundreds of 'how-to' instructional videos and program segments we are bona fide experts in the genre.
To watch a clip of the TV show click on the "Read more..." link below