butlerfilms

Mission

At butlerfilms, we bring together meaningful stories, remarkable people and real emotion to craft the highest level of non-fiction television and multimedia programming. 

Building successful relationships is key. …Whether in the worlds of Science, Technology, History, Natural History, Medicine, Politics or the Arts …

…our intimate approach as documentarians allows us to create visually moving stories that inform and inspire.

Jeanine Butler's work has screened at film festivals worldwide and garnered numerous national awards, including three National Emmy nominations for Documenting the Face of America (PBS), The Science of HIV/AIDS (The Discovery Channel), and Africa (BBC/Discovery Channel).

The Pulitzer Prizes at 100 was Awarded a Gold Medal at the 2017 New York Festival's World’s Best TV & Films. 

Goals

Whether it’s hard science, natural history, politics, social p.o.v. or travel/adventure, butlerfilms delivers fast-paced non-fiction entertainment that spans the globe. 

Specializing in both long and short form programming, we create innovative digital content for all media platforms, including broadcast, theatrical, commercial, web, and special events. 

Our skill as documentary storytellers offers a unique opportunity for corporate, non-profit and NGO clients to bring their message to a broader audience in both a personal and entertaining way. 

Insightful, informative, and inspirational – our award winning work has been featured on PBS, National Geographic, The Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, TLC non-profits, international NGO’s and museums. 

Jeanine Butler's work has screened at film festivals worldwide and garnered numerous national awards, including three National Emmy nominations for Documenting the Face of America (PBS), The Science of HIV/AIDS (The Discovery Channel), and Africa (BBC/Discovery Channel).