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Rob Kirk
Co-Founder
Rob Lihani
Co-Founder
David Cargill
Co-Executive Producer
Chaz Gray
Co-Executive Producer
Abe Scheuermann
Co-Executive Producer - New Media
Keith Guinto
Co-Executive Producer
Scott Corburn
Executive In Charge of Production
Valarie Sheldon
Director of Business Affairs
Marnella Stout
Controller
Rob Kirk
An Emmy Award winning producer/director with over 25 years of television, feature film and interactive experience, Robert Kirk is President of Development and co-Founder of Digital Ranch.
Kirk serves as Executive Producer of the upcoming Discovery Channel series Out of Egypt and Animal Planet¹s Animal Armageddon. He served as Executive Producer of the History Channel series Mail Call and Dogfights. He was the co-creator and Executive Producer of Dangerous Missions, also for The History Channel and co-created Weapons at War, a critically acclaimed 65-hour series for the A&E Network.
Kirk was nominated (along with his partner, Rob Lihani) for an Emmy for his three-hour special, The Last Days of World War II, and received an Emmy for his special, Remembering World War II: Pearl Harbor. He produced and directed both programs.
His feature documentary, Sugihara: Conspiracy of Kindness, won Best Documentary at the Hollywood Film Festival, and was a featured at the United Nations in New York. The program recently aired nationally on PBS.
Kirk¹s other work includes Angels: The Mysterious Messengers (NBC), Robert Redford and Sydney Pollack: The Men and Their Movies (NBC), Making of a Model (ABC), Sightings (FOX), Robots (A&E), and Sink the Bismarck (A&E).
Rob Lihani
President of Production and Owner Manager of Digital Ranch, Robert Lihani served as Executive Producer of the History Channel series Mail Call and Shifting Gears. He is the co-creator and Executive Producer of Suicide Missions (now Dangerous Missions), also for The History Channel, and Weapons at War, the critically acclaimed 65-hour series for the A&E Network.
Lihani served six years of active duty with the United States Air Force Combat Camera Service. As Captain, he led the Combat Camera team during the invasion of Panama in December 1989. He went on to be the Executive Producer on over 100 hours of television programming, including Mercury 13: The Secret Astronauts, a program on women astronauts, which won the 1999 Tribute Accolade Award from Women in Cable and Telecommunications. He also wrote and directed the three-hour special, The Last Days of World War II (for which he received an Emmy nomination), D–Day: The Total Story, The Real West, Civil War Journal, Rockets, History’s Mysteries, History Undercover and America’s Best Kept Secrets.
David Cargill
David Cargill is a Co-Executive Producer at Digital Ranch. Originally from Scotland, David began his television career in the UK, producing award-winning documentaries for BBC Television, and then transitioning to live news & sport with Granada TV, the UK’s largest independent network. David’s American television experience includes 10 years producing and directing documentaries for networks including The History Channel, Tru TV and Discovery. His notable commercial projects include the US Army ad campaign ‘An Army of One.’
Chaz Gray
Chaz Gray is a Co-Executive Producer at Digital Ranch. Chaz began his television career in the Finance department at Paramount Studios. He then worked in scripted television prior to spending the last 12 years producing and directing reality and documentary series. He has produced for networks including NBC, CBS, ABC, CW, MTV, VH1, Discovery, and Animal Planet. Some of his highlights include working on The Amazing Race, The Shot, Last Comic Standing, and Junkyard Wars.
Abe Scheuermann
Abe is the fast-rising star of the Digital Ranch production team. He was hired straight out of film school in 2002 and quickly worked his way up the ranks. He was the post-production supervisor for numerous Digital Ranch projects, including Mail Call, The Investigators, and Murder by the Book. In 2006 he stepped into a new role as show runner for the CGI-animated series Dogfights for the History Channel. The show quickly became a smash-hit and helped forge a signature storytelling style that Digital Ranch has become known for. After wrapping production on 30+ episodes he moved directly into another CGI series, Animal Armageddon for Animal Planet. In addition to his producing duties he works closely with Rob Kirk and Rob Lihani to push Digital Ranch in new directions: web-based content, new media, even video game development.
Keith Guinto
Keith Guinto is a Co-Executive Producer at Digital Ranch Productions. Formerly an East Coast native, Keith transplanted to California in 1999 and joined the Digital Ranch team in May of 2000. Keith supervised the production of seven seasons of Mail Call, including a special shot in Afghanistan, and a live broadcast from Iraq. Since then he has worn many hats, serving as a writer, producer, director (DGA), Co-Executive Producer, and most recently as Digital Ranch’s Vice President of Development.
Scott Corburn
Scott Corburn is the Executive In charge of Production. Corburn joined Digital Ranch in his current capacity in 2007 and has since played a significant role in the development and production of numerous successful productions for Discovery, ID, History, Animal Planet, truTV and Court TV. Prior to Digital Ranch, Corburn successfully managed large television production companies and projects for the last 15 years as a Line Producer and EIC respectively. Scott has also written, produced and directed programming for NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, TLC, MSNBC, UPN and PAX-TV. Scott oversees all show budgets, schedules and company operations.
Valarie Sheldon
Valarie Sheldon is Director of Business Affairs. She began her career with television game show producer Goodson Todman Productions where she worked on shows such as Family Feud, Classic Concentration and Card Sharks. Since her transition from game shows into documentary television, Valarie has specialized in rights and clearances. She has worked on both series and specials for networks such as A&E, History Channel, Discovery Networks and PBS.
Marnella Stout
Marnella Stout has served as Controller for Digital Ranch since 2007. Marnella began her accounting career in the entertainment industry working at a music recording studio in her native Montreal, Quebec, Canada. A few years after graduating with honours from Condordia University, Marnella relocated to the US in 2001 and served as Controller for an entertainment payroll service before arriving at Digital Ranch in 2007.
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