List of production companies owned by the American Broadcasting Company


, formerly American Broadcasting Companies, Capital Cities/ABC and Disney-ABC Television Group has formed a number of production companies over the years. ABC Film Syndication, or ABC Films, was ABC's syndication distribution arm from 1953 to 1971 when FCC passed the fin-syn rule. As a result, ABC Films was sold to 5 of its former executives becoming Worldvision Enterprises. ABC's current primary production company is ABC Studios.
A number of production companies were formed under Capital Cities/ABC Video Enterprises, or ABC Cable and International Broadcast Group: Capital Cities/ABC Video Productions, Ultra Entertainment, the Hemisphere Group and DIC Entertainment.

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Greengrass Productions

Greengrass Productions, Inc. is a production company of ABC Entertainment, a division of Walt Disney Television.
Greengrass Productions was incorporated in California on.
On June 7, 1996 due to the merger with Disney, Capital Cities/ABC indicated that its ABC Productions division operations would be shut down while keeping its boutique production companies: [|Victor Television Productions], ABC/Kane Productions, DIC Entertainment and Greengrass Productions. Greengrass was transferred into ABC Entertainment from ABC Productions.

Filmography

;TV series
TitleYearsCo-production
company		Notes
Police File1992Skyvision Entertainment and Grosso-Jacobson Entertainmentunaired TV pilot; co-production
Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa1992–1993King World Productions, Gunther-Wahl Productions, Ruby-Spears Enterprises, Flextech Television and Mini Mountain ProductionsRights currently owned by DHX Media
Wild PalmsMay 16–19, 1993TV mini-series
Street Match1993Goldin-Sachs Entertainment Group
Bump in the Night1994–1995Danger Productions
On Our Own1994–1995Lightkeeper Productions, de Passe Entertainment, Miller-Boyett Productions and Warner Bros. Television
A Whole New Ballgame1995Bungalow 78 Productions and Universal Television
Extreme1995Alan Barnette Productions and Universal Television
Hypernauts1996DIC Entertainment
Champions of Magic1996-19993 specials
Over the Top1997Katlin/Bernstein Productions, Panamort Television and Columbia TriStar Television
The Best Commercials You've Never Seen 1998-20027 specials
Storm of the CenturyFebruary 14–18, 1999TV mini-series
Extreme Makeover2002-2007Lighthearted Entertainment
2003-2012co-production with Base Camp Films, Hoosick Falls Productions and Endemol USA

;Movies and specials
TitleDateNotes
Rhythm and Jam: Rhythm & RapSeptember 18, 1993Part of the ABC Saturday Morning Specials series
Rhythm and Jam: Melody & HarmonySeptember 25, 1993Part of the ABC Saturday Morning Specials series
Betrayed by LoveJanuary 17, 1994TV movie
Money Made Easy: The ABC Kids' Guide to Dollars and SenseApril 2/9, 1994co-production with Paley/Price Productions
Part of the ABC Saturday Morning Specials series
The Secret GardenNovember 5, 1994co-production with DIC Entertainment and Kalisto Ltd.
Rights currently owned by DHX Media
World's Funniest CommercialsNovember 9, 1994co-production with Woody Fraser Enterprises
Jirimpimbira: An African Folk TaleFebruary 25, 1995co-production with Ruby-Spears Productions
Part of the ABC Weekend Specials series
The Secret of Lizard WomanNovember 12, 1995Part of the ABC Saturday Morning Specials series
Put to the TestApril 29, 1996
Sex with Cindy CrawfordSeptember 22, 1998
Tom Clancy's NetForceFebruary 1, 1999TV movie; co-production with Cates/Doty Productions
Runaway VirusJanuary 29, 2000TV movie
QuarantineAugust 5, 2000TV movie
The 2000 Radio Music AwardsNovember 4, 2000co-production with Tall Pony Productions and Radio Dogs, Inc.
Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2001November 15, 2001
Challenge America with Erin Brockovich: Miracle in ManhattanDecember 21, 2001
Stephen King's Rose RedJanuary 27, 2002co-production with Victor Television Productions and Mark Carliner Productions
The Best TV Shows That Never WereAugust 16, 2004

Lincoln Square Productions

Lincoln Square Productions, LLC is a non-fiction branch production company owned by ABC News that produces documentaries and talk shows.
;History
Lincoln Square Production was formed as a limited liability company on January 8, 2003.
Lincoln Square had Watt’s World series, which is about journalist Nick Watt traveling to find "little-known places and sub-cultures", in development for the Travel Channel as of Scripps Networks Interactive’s upfront event in April 2014. On, The View talk show was transferred into Lincoln Square from ABC Entertainment's Times Square Studios after struggling in ratings and a change in hosts.
In January 2015, Lincoln Square had signed a production deal with Christine Connor’s XCON historical docudrama company. For A&E channel, Lincoln Square agreed to produced four special in 2015 starting with Cosby: The Women Speak. The company agreed in July 2018 to produced films by Robin Roberts under the banner "Robin Roberts Presents" for A&E's Lifetime channel. On April 10, 2019, a slate of 10 unscripted series including one from Lincoln Square Production was revealed for Disney+.
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Freeform Original Productions, the DBA of ProdCo, Inc. and formerly known as ABC Family Productions, is the in-house production company of ABC Family Worldwide Inc. for original scripted series.
Programming executive Linda Mancuso died in December 2003. In early 2004, Disney Channel original programming leaders, executive vice president of original programming and production Gary Marsh and original movies VP Michael Healy takes over ABC Family's original movies unit. They move away from the planned romantic comedies to green light two telefilms, Crimes of Fashion and Head Rush.
ProdCo was incorporated on. Jayne Bieber was hired as vice president of production in 2010. As of June 2015, Bieber is Vice President, Production Management and Operations, ABC Family over seeing ProdCo.
In October 2015, ABC Family, ABC Studios and ABC Signature signed a two-year production deal with McG's production banner, Wonderland Sound & Vision. Prior, McG had just put two series in at ABC Family. In January 2016, ABC Family changed its name to Freeform.

Filmography

;Telefilms
TitleDateCo-production co.Notes
Crimes of FashionJuly 25, 2004
Pop Rocks!September 12, 2004originally titled Head Rush

; Series
TitleDateCo-production co.Notes
3/20/2020-Gary Sanchez Productions

Valleycrest Productions

Valleycrest Productions Limited is a television series production company owned by ABC Daytime.
Valleycrest Productions was incorporated on. By 1999, Valleycrest was producing "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and was a subsidiary of Buena Vista Television by that time.
On, Disney-ABC TV Group placed daytime and syndicated production under Times Square Studios.
Valleycrest moved production of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire in 2014 to the Connecticut Film Center in Stamford, Connecticut to take advantage of the state's film/television tax credits.
;Filmography
TitleYearsNetworkNotes
Mike and MatyApril 1994–June 1996ABC
Win Ben Stein's Money1997–2003Comedy Central
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?1999–presentABC/Syndicationco-production with Celador/2waytraffic/Embassy Row/Kimmelot
The Ainsley Harriott Show2000Syndicationco-production with Merv Griffin Entertainment and Buena Vista Television

Defunct

ABC Circle 7 Productions

ABC Circle 7 Productions, Inc. was the programming subsidiary of the ABC Owned Stations in the 1980s.
In August 1983, Circle 7 Productions announced its Newsbank news distribution service. ABC Circle 7 Productions was incorporated on December 15, 1983.
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ABC Productions was a television production company that was a division of ABC Television Network Group. While the ABC network had first shot at the unit's shows, the company was allowed to shop shows to other networks and was the first to sell to another network. The company was set up increase the control and financial rewards of producing its own TV shows.
;History
ABC Productions was formed in 1989 as ABC Network's in-house production unit after the alteration of the fin-syn rules that increased network ownership to only 40% of prime-time programs. Former ABC Motion Pictures president and ABC Entertainment president Brandon Stoddard on March 21, 1989 to head up the then unnamed production unit.
By early 1991, ABC Productions had purchased Andrew Adelson Co. then signed Andrew Adelson to an exclusive production contract. By May 1991, ABCP produced eight pilots, a series, a miniseries and several TV movies. "My Life and Times" was the company's first series production placed with the ABC network and debuted in May 1991, but was yanked after the ratings dropped 19% from week 1 to 2, so as to avoid May sweeps. While its first miniseries, "An Inconvenient Woman" was shown on ABC in the May sweeps was produced by Adelson. For Lifetime, ABCP produced a telefilm, 'Stop at Nothing'. Former Cosby Show co-executive producer Elliot Shonman for ABCP created, written and produced Coconut Downs while agreeing to a two-year exclusivity deal. Also signing production deals by June 1991 were Martthew Carlson, Steve Kronish and Norman Morrill. 29 projects were under development.
By the 1994-95 season, ABC Productions was providing half of ABC's regular series programming. DreamWorks Television was formed in December 1994 as DreamWorks Studios agreed to a $200 million seven-year TV production joint venture with Capital Cities/ABC. ABCP placed "The Boys are Back" with CBS for the 1994-1995 season.
In June 1995, Stoddard stepped down as ABC Productions president. On June 7, 1996 due to the merger with Disney, Capital Cities/ABC indicated that its ABC Productions division operations would be shut down while keeping its boutique production companies: Victor Television Productions, ABC/Kane Productions, DIC Entertainment and Greengrass Productions. ABCP executive in charge Brian McAndrews continued managing ABC's other production arms for TV movies, documentaries and children's programming and production interests with DreamWorks SKG, Brillstein-Grey Entertainment and Jim Henson Productions. McAndrews left in early March 1998 for an ABC Sports position, while Greengrass Productions was folded into ABC Entertainment and its telefilm unit, ABC Pictures, would finish its last five projects then disband.
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TitleYearsNetworkNotes
Fantasies1990ABCTV special
Stop at NothingMarch 12, 1991ABCTV movie
My Life and Times1991ABCco-production with Sea Change Productions
American Detective1991ABCseason 1 only; co-production with Paul Stojanovich Productions and Orion Television Entertainment
Coconut Downs1991ABCTV pilot
An American Saturday NightMay 4, 1991ABCTV special
An Inconvenient WomanMay 12–13, 1991ABCTV mini-series
To Save A ChildSeptember 8, 1991ABCTV movie
The Commish1991-1996ABCco-production with Three-Putt Productions and Stephen J. Cannell Productions
She Woke UpJanuary 19, 1992ABCTV movie
Fugitive Among UsFebruary 4, 1992CBSTV movie
Running Delilah1992ABCTV movie; co-production with Sea Change Productions
Broadway BoundMarch 23, 1992ABCTV movie
Jack's Place1992-1993ABC
America Behind Closed DoorsAugust 6, 1992CBSTV pilot
Camp Wilder1992-1993ABCco-production with Vanity Card Productions
October 5, 1992ABCTV movie
The Amy Fisher StoryJanuary 3, 1993ABCTV movie; co-production with Andrew Adelson Company, Michael Jaffe Films and Spectacor Films
Class of '961993FOXco-production with Mandy Films
Kiss of a KillerFebruary 1, 1993ABCTV movie
Sirens1993ABCseason 1 only
The Circle GameJuly 7, 1993ABCTV pilot
Joe's Life1993ABCco-production with Bob Myer Productions
The Paula Poundstone Show1993ABC
The Only Way OutDecember 19, 1993ABCTV movie
My Name Is KateJanuary 16, 1994ABCTV movie
Out of DarknessJanuary 26, 1994ABCTV movie; co-production with Anaid Film Productions and Andrew Adelson Co.
My So-Called Life1994-1995ABCco-production with The Bedford Falls Company
The Boys Are Back1994-1995CBSco-production with Vanity Card Productions
McKenna1994-1995ABC
Me and the Boys1994-1995ABCco-production with Bob Myer Productions
A Dangerous AffairJanuary 1, 1995ABCTV movie
She Stood Alone: The Tailhook ScandalMay 22, 1995ABCTV movie
Bringing up Jack1995ABCco-production with Katlin/Bernstein Producitons
Almost Golden: The Jessica Savitch StorySeptember 4, 1995LifetimeTV movie
Deadly LoveOctober 16, 1995LifetimeTV movie
The Faculty1995-1996ABCco-production with Meredith Baxter Productions and Thompson-Murphy Productions
Sophie And The MoonhangerJanuary 15, 1996LifetimeTV movie
Any Mother's SonAugust 11, 1997LifetimeTV movie

ABC Pictures

ABC Pictures was an in house television movie production company of ABC Productions.
The company agreed to a two-year TV movie and miniseries deal with Gary L. Pudney in 1997 with “The Picture of Dorian Gray” in development under the deal. ABC Pictures agreed on August 20, 1997 with the C.P. Group and BIG Entertainment to develop "Tom Clancy's Net Force", as a four-hour miniseries which was broadcast in 1998.
After its final five projects in development, ABC Pictures was shut down in 1998.
;Filmography
TitleYearsNetworkNotes
Their Second ChanceFebruary 9, 1997Lifetime
JittersMay 5, 1997Lifetime
ConvictionsNovember 10, 1997The Family Channel
Circle of DeceitJanuary 29, 1998ABCco-production with Andrea Baynes Productions
Twice Upon a TimeNovember 9, 1998Lifetimeco-production with Chris/Rose Productions

ABC Circle Films

ABC Circle Films was a television movie and series production company owned by ABC that operated from 1970 to 1989.
ABC Circle Films was formed after the first season of Movie of the Week to build on the telefilm success. ACF was granted a larger budget and half an hour longer than the movie of the week thus considered a prestige or "A" movie. Circle's films were shown on Sunday night where they alternated with recent feature films and on Monday night after the end of Monday Night Football. With the 1972-1973 season, ACF began producing films for Movie of the Week including Pursuit.
Lewis H. Erlicht was demoted from president of ABC Entertainment to senior vice president and president of ACF in November 1985.
;Filmography
TitleYearNotes
No Place to RunSeptember 18, 1972co-production with Spelling-Goldberg Productions
Haunts of the Very RichSeptember 20, 1972
The Bounty ManOctober 31, 1972co-production with Spelling-Goldberg Productions
Home for the HolidaysNovember 28, 1972co-production with Spelling-Goldberg Productions
PursuitDecember 12, 1972
The Night StranglerJanuary 16, 1973co-production with Dan Curtis Productions
Pray for the WildcatsJanuary 23, 1973
The LettersMarch 6, 1973co-production with Spelling-Goldberg Productions
Isn't It Shocking?October 2, 1973
The President's Plane is Missingbased on the novel by Robert J. Sterling, Rod Sterling's brother
Guess Who's Sleeping in My Bed?October 31, 1973
The Girl Most Likely To...November 6, 1973
OutrageNovember 28, 1973
A Cold Night's DeathJanuary 30, 1974co-production with Spelling-Goldberg Productions
Can Ellen Be Saved?February 5, 1974
The Day the Earth MovedSeptember 18, 1974
The Great Ice Rip-OffNovember 6, 1974co-production with Dan Curtis Productions
Reflections of Murderco-production with Aaron Rosenberg/Charles Lederer Productions
Love Among the RuinsMarch 6, 1975
Young PioneersMarch 1, 1976
The Great HoudiniOctober 8, 1976
Young Pioneers' ChristmasDecember 17, 1976
ABC Weekend Special1977–1985TV series; 27 episodes
SuperdomeJanuary 9, 1978
The Girls in the OfficeFebruary 2, 1979
The Comeback KidApril 11, 1980
She's in the Army NowMay 15, 1981
Pray TVFebruary 1, 1982
Inside the Third ReichMay 9, 1982
The Day AfterNovember 20, 1983
My Mother's Secret LifeFebruary 5, 1984co-production with Furia-Oringer Productions
Moonlighting1985–1989TV series; co-production with Picturemaker Productions
Love Lives OnApril 1, 1985co-production with Script/Song
Acceptable RisksMarch 2, 1986
TriplecrossMarch 17, 1986co-production with Tisch/Avnet Productions
Out on a LimbJanuary 18–19, 1987miniseries; co-production with Stan Margulies Company
AmerikaFebruary 15–19, 198714 1/2-hour miniseries
InfidelityApril 13, 1987co-production with Mark-Jett Productions
War and Remembrance1988–1989Miniseries; co-production with Dan Curtis Productions

ABC/Kane Productions

[|ABC/Kane Productions International] is/was a nonfiction programs production company owned by Disney-ABC Television Group. The production company earned 13 Emmy Awards, 6 Genesis Awards, numerous CINE awards, film festival awards and an Academy Award nomination.
ABC/Kane Productions International was formed by Capital Cities/ABC Inc. as a unit of its ABC Television Network Group on October 1, 1988 with the appointment of its first president, Dennis B. Kane. Original plans for the unit was five programs a year for five years starting in October 1990 for ABC and other outlets.
ABC/Kane received 11 Emmy nominations in 1998 for The Living Edens series, the highest to date, while winning 5 five news and documentary Emmys. Devillier Donegan Enterprises, a unit of Buena Vista International Television, in February 1999 took over distribution, management and operation of AKPI.
;Productions
Devillier Donegan Enterprises was first formed by Ron Devillier and Brian Donegan in 1980 as a documentary production company and was reformed in 1994 with majority ownership by Capital Cities/ABC. Disney took over ownership upon its purchase of CC/ABC. DDE, a unit of Buena Vista International Television, in February 1999 took over distribution, management and operation of ABC/Kane Productions International. In 2001, DDE began looking for a new owner as Disney is in the movie business with Alliance Atlantis Communications and Granada begin front runners. Instead DDE management on March 11, 2002 bought Disney/ABC stake in the company. DDE also held on to ABC/Kane Productions' library and will continue to represent [|ABC News Productions].

ABC News Productions

ABC News Productions is a long form documentary production unit within ABC News's ABC News Digital Media Group. ABCNP produces documentaries for cable channels, international broadcasters and home video.
ABC News Productions was formed in 1994. In August 2006, ABCNP was placed into ABC News All Media along with the ABC News production unit.
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;Daily TV shows
ABC Motion Pictures was a production company of ABC that operated from May 1979. 20th Century Fox was the company's distributor. Until October 1985, the division produced theatrical films along with TV movies, series and mini-series.
;History
ABC Motion Pictures was founded in May 1979 with Brandon Stoddard as president. Soon the division was swapped with old film projects. While a would make only a few films per year, Stoddard figured that ABC would succeed in movie production as there were additional revenue sources from video cassettes and cable on top of theater ticket sales and broadcast TV sales. ABC Motion Pictures was incorporated by June 11, 1980.
The division waited two years to get its first slate of three films into production with National Lampoon's Class Reunion just an announcement and Young Doctors in Love beginning production in December 1981 under the theatrical directorial debut of Garry Marshall. In June 1982, "Chain Reaction" starring Meryl Streep was expected to be in production.
The Flamingo Kid after released by Fox did well but not strong business, Fox pulled the film from release so as to stop spending money on advertising.
With networks getting better rating for their own movies of the week over films released on cable and cassettes, networks reduced licensing of theatrical films. Additional boutique production companies entered the market at the same time crowding the market and increasing filming costs. With films distributed by a major studio, ABC's films were slotted in less desirable release dates. On October 28, 1985, ABC shut down ABC Motion Pictures theatrical motion picture operation after the release of only 6 theatrical films which was within weeks of CBS shutting down CBS Theatrical Films. The unit released one last movie, SpaceCamp, already produced in the summer of 1985. The unit would continue producing TV movies and mini-series while increasing TV series output. A Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corporation media analyst forecast ABC's losses on its theatrical operations for 1985 to be $5 million.
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Theatrical films
TitleYearNotes
Young Doctors in Love1982profitable
National Lampoon's Class Reunion1982
Silkwood1983profitable
The Flamingo Kid1984profitable
Impulse1984
Prizzi's Honor1985profitable
SpaceCamp1986

ABC Pictures International

ABC Pictures International, Inc. was the theatrical production company owned and operated by ABC from 1965 to 1973 and produced or co produced 37 films. The company's films were distributed by Cinerama Releasing Corporation.
;History
ABC Pictures was started as a division in 1965 and was incorporated as ABC Picture Holdings, Inc. on. In 1968, it activated Palomar Pictures and [|Selmur Pictures] to produce pictures for it. The entry of ABC into theatrical film production led to a FCC inquiry over the network's control of programming and a MPAA anti-trust lawsuit. David O. Selznick owned films were sold after his death in 1965 to API by his widow, Jennifer Jones.
The company's films were not profitable and, with the recession of 1969-1971, ABC Pictures Corporation closed down its operations in early 1973. The 36 films cost $75 million to produce and generated rentals of $107 million, but with other costs such as distribution fees and interest, generated losses of $35 million. Only 6 of the films were profitable.
On October 20, 1977, ABC Picture Holdings, Inc. changed its name to ABC Pictures International, Inc. and was finally dissolved on February 19, 1988.
Release DateTitleOther production co.
Good TimesMotion Pictures International
Suppose They Gave a War and Nobody Came
Lovers and Other Strangers
How Do I Love Thee?Freeman-Enders
Song of Norway
The 300 Year Weekend
ZachariahGeorge Englund Productions
The Last ValleySeason Productions; Seamaster Films
The Grissom GangAssociates & Aldrich Co.
The TouchCinematograph A.B.
Kotch
Straw Dogs
CabaretAllied Artists
Junior BonnerSolar Production Inc.
Mastermind

ABC Media Productions

ABC Media Productions, originally named Buena Vista Productions, was the in house television development, production and programming unit within ABC Daytime. The company produces non-scripted programming in all three areas for syndication, cable and prime time outlets including outside the Disney conglomerate. The division has oversight of the production of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".

AMP history

In September 2000 following the merger of ABC Daytime Group and Buena Vista's development group, ABC Daytime replaced Buena Vista Development with Buena Vista Productions, to be headed by president Angela Shapiro, who was then also ABC Daytime president. Shapiro was transferred to ABC Family President in April 2002 with Holly Jacobs taking over at BVP as executive vice president the next month.
In August 2006, BVP and Fujisankei Communications partnered to develop and produce "Run for Money," a game show for the American market, adapted from the original Japanese reality-game show of the same title.
In September 2008, BVP entered a first-look development deal with Silverback, a Swedish production company. In 2009, Buena Vista Productions was renamed ABC Media Productions. In May, AMP was developing The Aisha Tyler Show, a variety & comedy talk show with interactive components including social media, for cable or broadcast syndication.

Programs

Atlas Pictures Corporation, formerly American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres Pictures Corporation was the film production subsidiary of American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres.
The company was formed due to a shorting of films produced, which was the reason for AB-PT not to sign a consent agreement in 1949 against the company's production of films. Films from AB-PT were first shown in Paramount Theater circuits prior to release to other chains. AB-PT Pictures used the Republic Pictures lot for productions. Republic was also their distributor, physically delivering to even AB-PT theaters plus sale to non-AB-PT theaters.
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres Pictures Corporation was formed on December 30, 1956. Irving H. Levin was appointed President of the company. AB-PT Pictures initial production budget was $3 million for seven films. Films were to be B-films with an eye on quality but "meet the exhibitor's call for 'highly gimmicked and exploitable' product." In March 1957, AB-PT was talking with Republic and United Artists regarding distribution. The company's first film was Beginning of the End. With its first acquisition of The Unearthly in early May, AB-PT placed it into a double feature premiere with End released on June 19 at the B&K Roosevelt Theatre. On May 9, 1957, AB-PT Pictures executives met with the exhibition arm of the film industry where they announced their first slate of 7 films with announcement of a distributor in the next 10 days.
On June 6, 1957, AB-PT agreed to have Republic distribute their films. The company's first double bill films did well despite the films uneven quality. On September 24, 1957, AB-PT Pictures indicated that the company would move in the next year into A features with 5 of their 15 planned films to be of this type. For the A films, budgets would run from $.5 million to $1 million. However, AB-PT would only produced four films. AB-PT Pictures provided funding for The Bat.
Levin along with Harry L. Mandell purchased AB-PT Pictures and AB-PT Distribution Corporation from AB-PT in May 1958. AB-PT Pictures was renamed Atlas Pictures Corporation.
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Circle Seven Productions was the production company of television station KGO-TV in the 1950s & 1960s. The company produced shows for the network and for syndication. Shows produced included a Jack LaLanne fitness series and a Tennessee Ernie Ford daytime talk/variety series.

Keep Calm and Carry On Productions

Keep Calm and Carry On Productions, Inc. is an ABC subsidiary production company that produced Duets and The Glass House. Keep Calm was sued over The Glass House by CBS for using proprietary procedures from Big Brother via hired away staff. The production company was incorporated on.

Palomar Pictures International

Palomar Pictures International was a film production subsidiary of American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.
Palomar Pictures International was started by Edgar Scherick. In 1968, it started actively producing films for ABC.
In 1969, Palomar severed its ties with ABC and in 1970, Bristol-Myers's acquired a majority stake.

Selmur Productions

Selmur Productions, Inc. was formed in 1960 by Selig J. Seligman as a TV production arm of ABC-TV. Selmur Pictures, Inc., also headed by Seligman, was a film production company owned by American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.. In 1968, Selmur Pictures, Inc. changed from being a supervising entity to an active film producer, while Selmur Productions was disbanded.
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Victor Television Productions was a boutique production company owned by ABC Entertainment.
On June 7, 1996, due to the merger with Disney, Capital Cities/ABC ended its ABC Productions division operations while keeping its boutique production companies: Victor Television Productions, ABC/Kane Productions, DIC Entertainment and Greengrass Productions.
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