PANDION ENTERTAINMENT has been supplying top-rated prime time network television for more than four years. From make-over shows to reality, documentaries and travel series, this growing production company has established a reputation for delivering shows that work.
Pandion Entertainment recently produced a new HD Travel Channel series about China. While shooting in a variety of locations across this country, Pandion producers became experts in gaining access and getting equipment into some of its most sensitive locations, like the Forbidden City and on the Great Wall.
Pandion also just completed the special Spectacular Homes for WEtv that takes viewers on a behind-the-scenes look at unbelievable mansions in America. Other Pandion programs for WEtv include the highly acclaimed reality series Daddy’s Spoiled Little Girl, which received a Hugo award, along with the special Holiday Home Invasion, a one-hour make-over show that transformed an everyday house into the Griswold’s on steroids. The company recently featured Bo Derek for its fashion flashback anthology I Can’t Believe I Wore That!
Other programs include the HD special RV Living hosted by Full House alumnus, Dave Coulier, and the off-beat Best Bathrooms of the World for Travel Channel. Pandion also created Travel Channel’s first reality show, Vacation Challenge.
M. SCOTT MARTIN
CEO/EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
M. Scott Martin is a seasoned, hands-on television producer of documentary, reality, clip and movie-of-the-week formats. Martin got his start in television by producing the first-ever televised presidential debate on the environment.
After joining Turner Broadcasting for the breakthrough environmental series Earth Beat Martin moved to Los Angeles and soon found himself working in the world of talk shows and reality programming.
Martin was one of the originators of the paranormal series Encounters for Fox Television Studios as Coordinating Producer. Other credits include Entertainment Tonight International (syndicated), Montel Williams (syndicated), Name Your Adventure(NBC), Famous Families (Fox Family), Sightings for Fox TV and more. In dramatic television he co-produced Why My Daughter; an NBC M.O.W., that was the second highest rated of the season. Tracking one of the most deadly viruses in the world, Martin also co-produced the one hour documentary for PBS Dangerous Friends and Friendly Enemies.
Before launching his own production company, Martin was a show runner at Van Ness Films/Fox Television Studios, where he executive produced the highly rated Need for Speed as the premiere episode for National Geographic’s series Dangerous Jobs. Drivers caught fire, crashed and (fortunately) survived in this death-defying sports special hosted by Jason Priestly.
A long time environmentalist, Martin has brought some of the world’s most stunning eco-lodges to audiences around the world. More eco-programming is on the way.
Martin is a member of the Directors Guild of America.