Cinetel Productions in the end credits
Cinetel Productions was a film production company. It produced the Hey Dude TV series for the Nickelodeon TV network.
History[]
Cinetel Productions was founded in 1985 as a subsidiary company of Bagwell Communications, an advertising agency run by Ross Bagwell Sr. and Ross Bagwell Jr. in Knoxville, Tennessee. Over almost ten years, the company developed programs for various American TV channels.
In 1994, Cinetel Productions was sold to Scripps Howard, an American media conglomerate, and was renamed to Scripps Productions.
Filmography[]
The first TV program Cinetel Productions produced from 1986 on were 415 episodes of I-40 Paradise for "The Nashville Network" (TNN, now Paramount Network), a cable TV network in Nashville, Tennessee. Among the other TV series produced before the company's purchase by Scripps were Hey Dude for Nickelodeon (1989-1991, 65 episodes), TNN's Club Dance (1991-1999, 1,848 episodes) and its spin-off Dance Line (1993-1994), Discovery Channel's Easy Does It, TNN's Shadetree Mechanic (1992-2000, 190 episodes), hosted by Dave Bowman and Sam Memmolo, and A&E's America's Castles (1994).
External links[]
- Cinetel Productions at the IMDb