MRB Productions
MRB Productions is a film and television production company focused on independent features, television shows, television specials, and commercials.
Filmography[edit]
| Year | Title | Type | Director | Starring |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | An Unexpected Christmas | Film | Michael Robison | Tyler Hynes, Bethany Joy Lentz[1] |
| 2020 | Escape from Extinction | Film | Matthew R. Brady | Helen Mirren (narrator)[2] |
| 2018 | Back to Life: The Torin Yater-Wallace Story | Film | Clayton Vila | Torin Yater-Wallace, Tony Goldwyn (narrator)[3] |
| 2017 | All I Wish | Film | Susan Walter | Sharon Stone, Tony Goldwyn, Ellen Burstyn, Famke Janssen, Erica Ash, Caitlin Fitzgerald, Liza Lapira[4] |
| 2016 | The Night Stalker | Film | Megan Griffiths | Lou Diamond Phillips, Bellamy Young |
| 2012 | Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes | Film | Francesca Gregorini | Jessica Biel, Kaya Scodelario, Alfred Molina |
| 2011 | Hero Dog Awards | TV Award Show | Mark "T-Man" Teitelman | Carson Kressley, Betty White, Paula Abdul, Peter Fonda, Mickey Rooney |
| 2011 | Just Dance Kids 2 | Video game | Jeremy Haft | |
| 2011 | Grassroots | Film | Stephen Gyllenhaal | Jason Biggs, Joel David Moore, Lauren Ambrose, Cobie Smulders, Tom Arnold, Cedric the Entertainer |
| 2011 | The Confession | Web Series | Brad Mirman | John Hurt, Kiefer Sutherland |
| 2009 | X Games 3D: The Movie | Film | Steve Lawrence | Travis Pastrana, Ricky Carmichael, Shaun White |
| 2007 | Free Radio | TV series | Peter Siaggas | Lance Krall, Anna Vocino, Sarah Baker |
| 2006 | Ricky Bobby: Sports Century | Short | Neil Mandt | Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly |
| 2006 | Lance is a Jerk | Short | Mark "T-Man" Teitelman | Lance Armstrong, Larry Miller, Rainn Wilson |
| 2006 | I Trust You To Kill Me | Documentary | Manu Boyer | David Beste, Kiefer Sutherland, Rocco DeLuca and the Burden |
| 2006 | The Other Mall | TV movie | David Hornsby, Lisa Arturo, Ken Baumann, Ralph Garman | |
| 2005 | Hoosiers II: Senior Year | Short | Mark "T-Man" Teitelman | Tadpole Triplett, Kathy Wagner |
Awards[edit]
2013[edit]
The Truth About Emanuel is chosen as an official Sundance Selection. [5]
2012[edit]
The Confession (TV series) wins Webby for Best Drama.
The Confession (TV series) wins Webby for People's Voice Award.[6]
2011[edit]
MRB was nominated for an Emmy for the 2011 NBA Draft Open featuring Adele.
MRB wins New York Festivals World Medal for 2011 NBA Draft Tease.
2010[edit]
MRB received two Emmy nominations for the 2010 NBA Draft Open featuring the music of Michael Buble.
2008[edit]
2008 International Broadcasting Award for 2007 NBA Finals Open
2007[edit]
In 2007, MRB Productions received six Sports Emmy nominations, including recognition of MRB Directors Mark Teitelman and Rico Labbe. MRB scored all four nominations in the "Outstanding Production Design/Art Direction" category. All four nominated pieces were produced in part by MRB Productions, which guarantees a win in the category. The nominated pieces include:
- The 2006 NFL Draft on ESPN directed by Rico Labbe
- Monday Night Football teases for the Washington Redskins vs. Minnesota Vikings game and the Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles game both on ESPN
- Monday Night Football transformation open featuring Ben Stiller on ESPN
- NBA Finals tease open on ABC directed by Mark Teitelman
MRB also received two nominations in another category, "Outstanding Open/Tease" which include:
- Super Bowl XL piece The Places You Will Go featuring Harrison Ford on ABC directed by Mark Teitelman and produced by Matt Brady
- NBA Basketball Hall of Fame piece on ABC directed by Mark Teitelman and produced by Matt Brady, which won the Emmy [7]
2004[edit]
MRB was nominated for three Emmy awards in 2004 for their Monday Night Football Opens and won the Emmy for "Outstanding Live Sports Series" for Monday Night Football.
2003[edit]
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences nominated MRB Productions for three Emmy Awards in 2003, including the award for "Outstanding Opening/Tease" with Monday Night Football’s The Pitch featuring Dennis Hopper and won an Emmy for "Outstanding Production Design/Art Direction" for their Monday Night Football tease.
References[edit]
- ^ "Exclusive: Hallmark Reveals Details of New Christmas Movie Staring Bethany Joy Lenz and Tyler Hynes'".
- ^ "American Humane To Produce First Docu 'Escape From Extinction'".
- ^ "ABC Sets Date For MRB's Back To Life Documentary About Olympic Prodigy Torin Yater-Wallace".
- ^ "Sharon Stone, Tony Goldwyn and Ellen Burstyn to Celebrate 'A Little Something for Your Birthday' (Exclusive)".
- ^ "Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes: Sundance Review". The Hollywood Reporter. 19 January 2013.
- ^ "The 16th Annual Webby Awards Winners Announced".
- ^ "THE NATIONAL TELEVISION ACADEMY PRESENTS THE 28th ANNUAL SPORTS Emmy® AWARDS".
 | This article needs additional citations for verification. (January 2021) |
Source Creative, "The Whole Blooming Brady Bunch" [1] IMDB Credits [2] "I Trust You to Kill Me" [3] Shoot Online [4] Adweek [5]
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