The popular DVD series Livingroom Yoga with Eva Barash is now airing throughout Europe on the satelite network of Body-in-Balance and its partners.

2Shot is television’s first weekly series featuring two African-American critics in a Siskel and Ebert format.  In addition to critiquing film projects the hosts will also intermittently interview actors, directors and production staff from many of today’s most compelling film and television productions.
The hosts of the show are Sam Pollard, (Spike Lee’s editor) and Tina Andrews, a CBS producer.

A hero is someone who—in the face of danger and adversity—displays the courage, the will, and the moral excellence to sacrifice himself for the greater good. In modern movies, the hero is often an ordinary person who finds himself in extraordinary circumstances, who, despite the odds stacked against him, prevails in the end. But what about in real life? Are there real heroes?

 Real Heroes, a half-hour television series about ordinary people who do extraordinary things. Most of the stories in the news today are sensationalized accounts of tragedies and misdeeds, which have a negative impact on viewers. The goal of Real Heroes is to show people at their best and to inspire viewers through feel-good stories about everyday people who rise above life’s unexpected changes and challenges to help inspire and make a positive impact.

Each week we focus on a new hero who will share an inspirational story of how they affected, helped, and changed their lives, communities, and even the world. The show will be shot in a reality show format with interviews and reenactments so as to attract a general audience. Each episode will chart the hero’s journey.

The series will also provide viewers with the opportunity to suggest a person they feel has made significant contributions to their lives to be profiled on the show.

Genre: Reality, Biographical, Inspirational

It’s Late provides viewers a light-hearted, yet informative hour talk show that provides entertainment while giving the television audience an overview of the state-of-the-art gaming, entertainment, shopping, dining, spa, and professional (business meeting/conference) opportunities available at the Mohegan Sun.  The talk show will draw viewers into the glitz and bliss of the world-class resort, as well as, showcase the various show productions and those celebrities who will be performing at one of the resort’s three theatres and/or other areas of the facility. 

It’s Late will feature not only Gunnar Nelson as host but also two candy hostesses who will assist Gunnar with the give-a-ways and provide candy and refreshments for the studio audience.  These hostesses will be reminiscent of the cigarette girls from the 30’s with a modern twist. 

It’s Late will reach its target audience, 18-70, and generate an interest in the resort and encourage viewers to join in all of the family fun that Mohegan Sun has to offer.  The show will have give a ways, and other prizes that will provide avenues for audience members who may not otherwise have gone, the opportunity to experience the Mohegan Sun and spread the word of its magnificence. 

Risa is a story of 20-year-old named Risa who relocates to New York from Baltimore, Maryland to chase her dreams of becoming a singer. When she drops out of college to pursue her dreams, her parents are not supportive; she decides to try despite the objections of her parents. Without the monetary support from her parents, Risa embarks on a plan to find a way to take care of herself. By chance, Risa finds that opportunity by becoming a nanny for a wealthy family on the Upper East Side. And that is where our story begins...

Risa - Singer, Songwriter & Actor

Harvey is a comedic - drama about a man in his 60's beginning a new life after the death of his wife. After 38 years of marriage, Harvey finds himself alone and without anyone to spend his days with. So, Harvey sells his home in the suburbs and relocates to New York City where he meets and begins a torrid romance with a twenty something year old woman.

A talk show that discusses a wide array of topics while providing entertainment for the young adult population. The Kira Williams show plans to utilize 5 young adults from all socio-economic groups, nationalities, clichés, religions, disabilities, intellects, etc gathered together to give their opinions and to discuss topics that matter to them in this society. The show will include young adults from other countries to help understand the commonalities that are present in the world. In addition, a celebrity that the kinds of today admire will be present to show the young adults that they have also dealt with similar issues. The show's host, Kira Williams, will serve as a facillitator to encourage the youth to talk while helping them move through the topics.

Kira Williams (MSW, LCSW) - Host, Actor, Writer & Producer

The Caramel Kids are a group of best friends who live in a mid-sized city in the eastern United States. The group is made of uup of boys and girls of diverse ethnicities, and they range in age from 6-10 years old.

They all live in the same neighborhood and meet up frequently at the neighborhood park which is in walking distance of their homes. There is a large tree with a wonderful tree house near the back of the park which the kids consider their own special headquaters for the Caramel Kids Club.

The Caramel Kids Club was founded by Kayla Baskerville and to become a member each child had to adopt the following motto:

We believe that we can be anything we want to be in life.
We believe that everyone is special in some way.
We believe in following our dreams so dream BIG!

The kids are all very motivated and each one has already decided what they want to be when they grow up. Thus, we see how each person's chosen career affects not only what they wear, but also how they interact with other people.

Cameron and Casey live on the campus of Gazoo University with their parents who are professors there. As such, they and their cat, Zeus, pretty much have free reign of the campus. The place that they enjoy most is the campus planetarium. One day., while the kids are looking up at the galaxy, Zeus, who has a voracious appetite, accidentally jams the controls when he mistakes a lever for a candy bar. As a result, the projection spins wildly out of control, despite Zeus's efforts to fix it, and a vortex is created. The vortex opens up a worm hole, out of which a strange being falls to the floor. This being, with a huge globe-like head, introduces himself as a Galactic Observer, a G.O., who has come to observe Earth's present and past cultures. Using a Galactic Observer Time and Gravity Override (G.O.T.A.G.O.) He can manipulate time and fly a light speed. He invites the kids to join him on his quest for knowledge.

Casey, the younger, albeit more mature sister, is excited at the idea of seeing the world from an educational standpoint. Her slightly older brother, Cameron, is not as interst in the cultural aspects of the adventure as he is in fun and flying. Zeus wants to come along to sample the food. G.O. agrees to stay on campus, morphing into various objects in order to stay hidden until such time as the kids can join him on a trip.

The show is a half hour long animated series. Each episode focuses on a different culture, both current and ancient, which somehow ties into a dilemma or issue with which the kids are faced. G.O., who is always nearby, manages to pop-up out of nowhere just when the issue or dilemma becomes apparent, suggesting that they take a trip in order to find the solution. In doing so, he makes a suggestion of a time and place and using the G.O.T.A.G.O. which is on his belt, he presses buttons saying Enie Menie Minie Moe...Get a get a G.O.T.A.G.O., and off they go.

Freddie is a cuddly stuffed Frog that 5-year-o0ld K.C. just had to have one day while out shopping with her Auntie. Her auntie thought the toy would be great for their sleepovers at bedtime because little K.C. hated bedtime. She had way too much energy for sleep, but a stuffed friend just might help her settle in for bed. "Let's call him Freddie, " exclaimed her Auntie, "Freddie the Beddie-Bye Frog." Her auntie had a wonderful voice and began to sing "Freddie, Freddie - The Beddie, Freddie, Freddie - The Beddie, Freddie, Freddie - The Beddie, He's Freddie The Beddie-Bye Frog!" K.C. loved it and joined right in. The two sang all the way home that day. What they didn't know was that there was a special magic in their new song.

At bedtime that night, Auntie tucked K.C. and Freddie in and kissed them both good night. "Sweet dreams you two," she said. "Maybe Freddie would like it if you sang our special song to help him fall asleep?" as she pulled the door up. K.C. squeezed Freddie tight and began to sing the Freddie song, but she finished he was still wide-awake. Frustrated, K.C. whispered in his ear, "I wish it wasn't bedtime, I really don't like to sleep!" Just then a voice responded, "Are you kidding, betime's going to be great, now that we're together!" It was Freddie! He was alive!