Scout Productions

Scout Productions, Inc
Film & TV Production Company
Founded Boston, Massachusetts, United States (1994)
Key people
 Michael Williams, Principal and Co-Owner
David Collins, Principal and Co-Owner
Rob Eric, EVP of Scripted & Alternative Entertainment
Products Film & Television Production

Scout Productions is a film and television production company owned by Michael Williams and David Collins. It is responsible for the television series Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Big Ideas for a Small Planet, Sox Appeal, Sordid Lives: The Series, First Person, and films including The Fog of War (2003) and Transsiberian (2008).

Michael Williams and David Collins founded the company in 1994 focusing on independent features, including Never Met Picasso (1996), Home Before Dark (1997), Six Ways To Sunday (1998), Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr. (1999), and Session 9 (2001). In 2003, they created their breakout hit, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, and company principal Michael Williams won the Academy Award with Errol Morris for the 2003 documentary film The Fog of War.

More recently, Scout Productions has also been under the tutelage of Rob Eric (EVP of Scripted & Alternative Entertainment). Mr. Eric is responsible for developing, creating and overseeing format and production, writing scripts, producing music, and designing graphics for Scout's many projects.

Film & Television Productions

Scout Productions has been responsible for the following television series:

Film Credits:

Awards and nominations

See also

References and notes

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