Each film is a heartfelt journey into personal life stories or captivating business narratives. We delve deep into each story through extensive interviews with those who matter most – friends, family, and colleagues. Our storytelling is brought to life with the rich tapestry of photos, home movies, historical media, vibrant graphics, evocative voiceovers, and carefully crafted reenactments. The result is a lasting family or corporate legacy film designed to be treasured by generations.
Our documentaries have been instrumental in commemorating cherished birthdays, special anniversaries, significant milestones, and weaving together the rich tapestry of family history. They are also an excellent choice for marking the noteworthy anniversaries of your products or corporation and capturing the essence of your unique corporate journey. Each spans a duration of 30 to 60 minutes, delivered in exceptional digital quality. We also offer the option of delivering your film in physical formats, such as DVD or Blu-ray.
Driven by an unwavering dedication to cinematic brilliance, respect for privacy, and a commitment to crafting, we have the unique ability to shape life stories into enduring masterpieces. By collaborating with us, we can craft a personal documentary that not only inspires but also stands as an enduring testament to your unique journey. A film of one’s life is the perfect gift to preserve and celebrate one’s story.
The list of industry professional that we work with to produce your documentary include the best in the business. They have been on producing teams that have created some of the most critically acclaimed Oscar® nominated and Emmy Award® and Peabody Award™ Winning documentaries.
Ron founded Docutainment Films in 2010. He directed & produced award-winning Life in the Doghouse, ParaGold, I Am We, as well as the box-office hit Harry & Snowman. He also directed and produced the critically acclaimed HBO feature documentary, Miss You Can Do It. His films have premiered on Netflix, HBO, AppleTV+, Amazon Prime and Sundance.
Tom is a Director of Photography for documentaries, narrative and experimental films with more than 30 documentary shorts and features to his credit. His credits include the Oscar® nominated films, Abacus: Small Enough to Jail and Life, Animated. His films have premiered at such notable film festivals as Cannes, Tribeca, Berlin and Toronto International.
Since 1987, Paula has worked as a director and film editor of documentaries. She was awarded with an ACE-EDDIE® (American Cinema Editors Award) for her work on the documentary film Unzipped, a documentary portraying fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi. She was awarded a Primetime Emmy® for Outstanding Picture Editing for HBO’s film In Memoriam, NYC 9/11/01.
Before finishing his Master's at USC film school, Clay had already won the Kodak Award and the Bush Scholarship for Excellence in Cinematography. Clay filmed the Emmy® winning documentary, The Legend Of Pancho Barnes and The Happy Bottom Riding Club, as well as the Grammy®-nominated Johnny Cash’s America.
Denise is a New York City-based documentary filmmaker and video editor. Her wide range of experience has taken her around the world crafting stories for Paramount, AMC, and Discovery as well as non-profits like Operation Smile and Watchlist. She has worked with everyone from President Biden to Emmy® nominated actors, Grammy Award winning musicians and beyond.
Michelle has been a filmmaker and editor for 10 years. Currently, she is working at A&E Network as an Assistant Editor. Prior she was a Post Production Supervisor at the Documentary Film company Cabin Creek Films. The last film she worked on was Gumbo Coalition which premiered at DocNYC.
The list of industry professional that we work with to produce your documentary include the best in the business. They have been on producing teams that have created some of the most critically acclaimed Oscar® nominated and Emmy Award® and Peabody Award™ Winning documentaries.
Ron founded Docutainment Films in 2010. He directed & produced award-winning Life in the Doghouse, ParaGold, I Am We, as well as the box-office hit Harry & Snowman. He also directed and produced the critically acclaimed HBO feature documentary, Miss You Can Do It. His films have premiered on Netflix, HBO, AppleTV+, Amazon Prime and Sundance.
Nancy was as an associate producer on the Oscar® nominated HBO documentary, God is the Bigger Elvis. She produced Harry & Snowman and produced on the 2014 Peabody® Award Winning HBO documentary film, The Newburgh Sting. Her films have appeared on HBO, NBC and the Discovery Channel.
Tom is a Director of Photography for documentaries, narrative and experimental films with more than 30 documentary shorts and features to his credit. His credits include the Oscar® nominated films, Abacus: Small Enough to Jail and Life, Animated. His films have premiered at such notable film festivals as Cannes, Tribeca, Berlin and Toronto International.
Since 1987, Paula has worked as a director and film editor of documentaries. She was awarded with an ACE-EDDIE® (American Cinema Editors Award) for her work on the documentary film Unzipped, a documentary portraying fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi. She was awarded a Primetime Emmy® for Outstanding Picture Editing for HBO’s film In Memoriam, NYC 9/11/01.
Before finishing his Master's at USC film school, Clay had already won the Kodak Award and the Bush Scholarship for Excellence in Cinematography. Clay filmed the Emmy® winning documentary, The Legend Of Pancho Barnes and The Happy Bottom Riding Club, as well as the Grammy®-nominated Johnny Cash’s America.
Denise is a New York City-based documentary filmmaker and video editor. Her wide range of experience has taken her around the world crafting stories for Paramount, AMC, and Discovery as well as non-profits like Operation Smile and Watchlist. She has worked with everyone from President Biden to Emmy® nominated actors, Grammy Award winning musicians and beyond.
Michelle has been a filmmaker and editor for 10 years. Currently, she is working at A&E Network as an Assistant Editor. Prior she was a Post Production Supervisor at the Documentary Film company Cabin Creek Films. The last film she worked on was Gumbo Coalition which premiered at DocNYC.
