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Associated Press on Six Degrees (2008), “…stunningly visualizes the potential ecological impact of each degree increase in temperature.”
Denver Post—“…eye-opening television.”
The Los Angeles Times called SKIN (2002), “…slick, smooth, colorful and coated with a tantalizing layer of sweat. It’s first-rate animation and micro-photography get under our skin!” The Detroit Free Press, “…a fascinating mix of science and cultural anthropology. Excellent.”
Tom Shales of The Washington Post described D-DAY: The Soldiers' Story, which Ron co-produced for ABC News (1996) as “...worth owning as well as seeing, a prime example of keepsake TV. |
New Pony Productions is a leading producer of factual and documentary television. Founded in 1997, we've been making award-winning broadcast programming, including innovative specials and docu-series, as well as commissioned, commercial, and museum media projects.
Some of New Pony's recent television premieres include: Moment of Impact [Nat Geo/Nature] a mini-series that applied the latest ultra slo-mo camera technologies and CG animation to capture epic high-adrenaline wildlife moments; Six Degrees Could Change the World, a science-based Sci-Fi thriller on global warming and narrated by Alec Baldwin was one of National Geographic Channel's highest rated recent specials. Three years in the making, Comet Collision! [Discovery Channel] follows one of the most ambitious [and slightly insane] NASA missions to take on a comet. It was nominated for two Emmys. Skin [PBS], an innovative essay film on the body's largest organ and the canvas by which we navigate race, custom and culture, was nominated for three Emmy awards, including Best Documentary of 2001.
New Pony is known for its out-of-the-box style, for making dramatic TV and finding great story and talent.
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