Allen/Nee Productions » Reality & Documentary

Lifetime: Sharing Secrets

friendshipsloop — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 16:04:43 +0000

Sharing Secrets, a series created by Lisa Nee, debuted on Lifetime as the highest-rated show of the primetime Lifetime line-up. It is a docu-drama series in which real, seeminly ordinary women share an extraordinary personal story. In this episode, a woman finds her real mother in a most unlikley way and place.

Natalie Wood

friendshipsloop — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 05:04:02 +0000

In this Intimate Portrait of Natalie Wood we were able to secure the cooperation of her family including; her husband, actor Robert Wagner and their two daughters. It follows Natalie’s career from child actress to full-blown Hollywood star, with 4 Oscar nominations, to her tragic death in a drowning accident. Personal interviews with those who knew her best, plus wonderful footage from her best known movies make this Intimate Portraite and all-time favorite.

Anne Rice

friendshipsloop — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 04:22:27 +0000

Intimate Portrait Anne Rice takes a rare look at the personal life of the bestselling author of the “Interview With the Vampire” series. Included are personal interviews with family members, a rare visit to her New Orleans home and never before seen home-movies. The tory reveals that is was the death of her young daughter that inspired the ‘Vampire” series. Beautifully fillmed on location in New Orleans and artfully narrated it is no wonder this documentarty won the BAFTA, the British equivellent of an Oscar.

“7 Days That Changed New Orleans”

friendshipsloop — Sat, 05 May 2012 13:03:41 +0000

In this Telly Award-winning documentary “7 Days that Changed New Orleans,” narrator Chris Matthews tells the story of Hurricane Katrina from the point-of-view of the local journalists that covered the story. With it’s unique perspective on Hurricane Katrina, it was not only syndicated by Hearst Television,but also picked up by the National Geographic Channel. Lisa was writer/director/producer on this project; all editing and graphics were in-house.