Surviving Mormonism with Heather Gay — a three-part series from our client IPC — examines the hidden side of Mormonism through survivor stories and Heather’s own experience. Premiering Nov. 11 at 9:15pm ET/PT on Bravo and streaming exclusively on Peacock.
Produced by the firm’s client Peninsula Television, A&E’s Murder at the Motel examines real-life homicide cases set in American motels, revealing the victims’ stories and the investigators’ pursuit of justice, airing Fridays on A&E.
On Brand with Jimmy Fallon, produced by the firm’s client B17 Entertainment, brings together contestants who face off in creative challenges, from crafting jingles to building brand experiences and ads, all while working with real companies for the ultimate prize: cash, global recognition, and the title of “Innovator of the Year.” On NBC.
Based on a true story, Roofman stars Channing Tatum as Jeffrey Manchester, a former Army Ranger who robs McDonalds by cutting through roofs, then escapes prison and hides in a Toys “R” Us while his double life spirals out of control. The firm was thrilled to provide First Amendment advice on this film that premieres on Oct. 10
Produced by the firm’s client Lionsgate, Death in Apartment 603 delves into the 2011 death of 27-year-old teacher Ellen Greenberg, who was found stabbed 20 times in her Philadelphia apartment—initially ruled homicide, later reclassified as suicide. Streaming September 29, on Hulu and Disney +.
Premiering world wide on Netflix on July 16, Amy Bradley Is Missing is the latest offering from the firm’s client Ample Entertainment. This true crime docuseries follows Amy Bradley’s family and their pursuit for answers after their daughter’s 1988 disappearance.