Black Watch Productions Online TV Title Sequences and Promos Reel
One of several launch promos we shot for the new Piers Morgan Tonight Show, which is replacing Larry King on CNN. Shot in a NYC studio, directed by Matt Barnett for Turner On-Air Promotions and produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
Promo for Adam “Man vs. Food” Richman’s new book, “Edible America;” Shot in a NYC Studio and directed by Monesha Madison for Travel Channel; produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
One of several promos introducing the Parker-Spitzer Show, the newest addition to CNN's Prime Time lineup; shot on blue screen in NYC; directed by Sean Houston for Turner On-Air Promotions, produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
Promos for Cooking Channel’s “Bitchin’ Kitchen,” starring Nadia G.; shot in a NYC Studio, directed by Brian Hoffman for Cooking Channel and produced by Rachael Jerahian for Black Watch Productions.
One of several launch promos we shot for the new Piers Morgan Tonight Show, which is replacing Larry King on CNN. Shot in a NYC studio, directed by Matt Barnett for Turner On-Air Promotions and produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
One of several promos featuring HLN's new prime time lineup; shot on blue screen in NYC; directed by Matt Barnett for Turner On-Air Promotions, produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
One of several promos featuring HLN's new prime time lineup; shot on blue screen in NYC; directed by Matt Barnett for Turner On-Air Promotions, produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
How Do You Iron Chef segment, sponsored by Blue Moon Brewery; Shot at the Burger Bash of the NY Wine and Food Festival in New York City. Produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
Upfront piece for the new Joy Behar Show on HLN; produced on location in New York by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions; directed by Matt Barnett for CNN. Multi Award-winner created and produced entirely by Black Watch for the McMillan Group and Romeantics. Branding Film for Johnson Controls.
When Food Network launched their hot new show Ask Aida starring Aida Mollenkamp they choose Black Watch Productions to produce the promotional video. John and Monica Anderson produced the spot for Black Watch Productions, which was shot in multiple locations throughout Tribeca, NYC. Directed by Olivia Mazyuk for Food Network.
Produced by Black Watch Productions for CNN; Directed by Director/Cameraman Mark Traver; Shot at NEP Studios, NYC.
Opening title sequence for NBC TV Series starring Gabriel Byrne. Directed by designer/director Suzanne Kiley; produced on location in New York City by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
This piece, created by Food Network and shot by Black Watch Productions, is designed to pitch Rachael Ray as a lifestyle host, not just a food show talent. Shot on location at Chelsea Market and in the Food Network Studios, it was produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions. This film was instrumental in getting Ms. Ray her talk show deal with Oprah’s Harpo Productions. And the rest is history.
Emeril's Halloween Special promos produced on location in New York City by Black Watch Productions. Directed by Tim Smyth.
Directed by Monica Anderson. Launch promo for Nickelodeon Games and Sports Network. Created and produced by Black Watch Productions for Nickelodeon Creative Services. Shot on location in New Jersey. Original music/sound design by McPaul Smith.
Holiday promos for Food Network, featuring all of the Network’s on-air talent. Directed by Monica Anderson. Produced by Black Watch Productions and shot at the Sony Studios, New York City.
Promo for the Fox series starring Jennifer Love Hewitt. Produced by John Anderson for the Film Syndicate, Bryan Johnson, director. Shot on location all over the great City of New York.
Produced by John Anderson of Black Watch for Food Network. Boomer Esaison shoot was done on a blue screen stage in New York City. Party scenes were directed and shot by John Drake on location at the Douglas House, Orangeburg, New York.
Green screen shoot in New York City produced by Black Watch Productions for Trace Pictures, Toronto, featuring celebrity BBQ chefs from all over the USA.