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Ben Kalb
@StartMeUp
President
Ben Kalb Productions,LLC
I've been writing, producing and directing infomercials for 26 years with a lot of Top 10 shows.
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Producer Director Writer Consultant a guy with experience who knows what he's doing
Biography
Been producing infomercials for 26 years with several shows in the top ten. Lot of success in Europe as well. Very few people are successful at all 3 categories--writing, producing and directing a show. I do that because I'm hands on in those categories.
Education
University of Oregon
Bachelor's Degree
Have donated to UO to fund student film festival (6 years), on-camera TV hosting workshop (2 years) and a sports media workshop (2 years).
Hi Jack: Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately I did not produce the Bun and Thigh Max infomercial, so I have no way to get it to you. Perhaps, You Tube has it.
I have done several fitness infomercials, so if you need assistance on one you are planning, you can e-mail me at bk@benkalbproductions.com and I would be interested in helping you out.
Regards,
Ben Kalb
Ben Kalb Productions
www.benkalbproductions.com
If the celebrity is a real celebrity, not somebody who had a role in Love Boat 30 years ago, that would be worth considertation. You will not get film actors/actresses. Be preapred for televison or sports celebrities. The celebrity should be perceived as "current" and "relevant" not a has-been. Dont overpay for celebrities. You can usually get them for a decent one day shooting fee plus a point off the back end. I would personally use a celebrity as a co-host, allowing the other co-host to carry the "selling" in the show.