HOLLYWOOD OUTSIDERS CLAIM SUCCESS
- A few, recent success stories of individuals who pitched their unique material to producers and then prospered from their efforts.
- John Stewart of Deerfield, Illinois was a former professional wrestler. His program, Bizarre World in Artifact Collection was sold to Fox TV Studios.
- Steve Santini of Ontario, Canada created a Docuseries that was acquired by Buck Productions and aired on A&E Australia.
- Stephan Reichel from Minnesota found his success when selling his Docuseries about Unique Professions. His program airs on Neon Television and Discovery Channel.
- Leisa Naples created a Docuseries titled, Happily Ever After, with the Mullins. Her Success was found through Dick Clark Productions and Freemantle Media.
- Dorie Genlesse was busy creating a variety of programs. Her success includes contracts of seven programs with Smoke and Mirrors Productions and with Fox’s Mobbed TV Series.
- Steven Blanchard created and also stars in his Docuseries, Saw Dogs, acquired by Discovery International, and Chainsaw Sculptors acquired from the Velocity Channel and OLN
- David Howe from Fredrick, Maryland sold an un-named Docuseries television concept to Buck Productions.
- Kenny Rowlette from Rockton, Illinois found success when contracting with Kingfish Productions for his collaboration in an original reality television series.
- Timothy Centner from a tiny rural town contracted with MDR Entertainment for his original concepts in reality television programming.
