Content Creation

		MLP produced "The First Lady: Public Expectations, Private Lives" in 2004 with Ever Green Productions. Visit the First Ladies's Web Site

MacNeil/Lehrer Productions has a 30-year track record of developing, producing and distributing some of American television's highest quality non-fiction programming, covering everything from the story of the English language to biographies of the people and politicians who have helped shape their times. MLP has also produced a wide range of content for museum exhibits, multimedia products and live television events.

MLP's team of experienced production executives is ready to work with you to develop and produce:

• Non-fiction television programming as a commissioning or co-producing production partner
• Short-form non-fiction content for linear or digital media platforms
• Video content for museum and educational exhibits
• Marketing or training videos for non-profit organizations, government agencies, or corporations
• Live (or live-to-tape) broadcasts

Our proven track of creating compelling content includes:

Among the Righteous (2010) (PBS)

Betty Ford: The Real Deal (2009) (PBS)

Generation Next & Generation Next 2.0 (2007) (PBS)

Debating our Destiny I & II (PBS) (2000, 2008)

Do You Speak American? (PBS) (2005)

Lady Bird (PBS) (2001)

Empire of the Bay (PBS) (2000)

Shoot Not to Kill: Non-Lethal Weapons (Discovery Channel) (1997)

The Story of English (PBS) (1986)

Other television and video productions include:

The National Discussion and Debate Series (PBS) (2007-Present) (13 episodes) - In partnership with the University of Virginia's Miller Center of Public Affairs for broadcast on PBS stations

Changing Face of Medicine - National Institutes of Health exhibit

In addition to creating completed programs and content, the expertise of the MLP Production Team spans the entire content creation process and includes: concept and script development, production and creative consulting, production management, and live events production.

For further information or to discuss how the MLP Production team can help with your next project, please contact Susan Mills, Director of Program Development, at smills@newshour.org or +1-703-998-2176.