Our television work includes everything from educational documentaries to Super Bowl ads. Here are some examples...

Escape From Alcatraz
This documentary about the only successful escape attempt from the nation's most infamous prison is the latest in a series for the History Channel.

MTV Station ID
A young Henry Selick Studios (James and the Giant Peach, The Nightmare Before Christmas) partnered with Earwax to make this MTV station identification.

Pontiac: Road Runner
In conjunction with Warner Brothers, Pontiac created this memorable ad, starring Wile E. Coyote and Roadrunner. It premiered during the 1999 Super Bowl.

Avia: Find Yourself
A shoe commercial.

The Hidden Cities of San Francisco: The Mission
This one-hour documentary, which traces the rich history of San Francisco's Mission District, has received three local Emmy nominations and a Bronze Apple from the National Educational Film and Video Festival.

Awakening From the 20th Century
How do you use the City? Will the computer replace the automobile? Chip Lord asks people engaged in the virtual life these questions and more. Winner of the Latham Award at The Dallas Video Festival 99.

A&E Investigative Reports: Extreme Punishment
A tough look at repeat sex offenders and society's struggle to deal with them. Includes everyone's favorite topic: chemical castration.

Faith, Hope, and Capital
Producer Jim Mayer and PBS showcase Community Development Financial Institutions and their success in helping communities use credit as an effective tool.

The Lincoln Assassination
A new and revealing documentary about the facts and fiction surrounding the assassination of one of the most famous American presidents. Originally made for The Learning Channel.

History's Mysteries: The Wright Brothers Controversy
Most people believe Orville and Wilbur Wright were the first men to invent and fly an airplane. Their amazing feats of flight are historical truths that no one has questioned...until now.

History's Mysteries: Secret UFO Files
A classic overview of famous encounters and newly unearthed evidence. The UFO believer's convention is a highlight. Arthur Kent keeps a straight face and Earwax Productions pulls out the theremin.