Talk Story Media, Inc.
A creative collaboration in digital video
A creative collaboration in digital video
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About Talk Story Media
John Gengl and Lester Chung are the principals of Talk Story Media, Inc., working with industry professionals to develop television programming, documentaries, corporate presentations, and home video. We also offer professional production and post-production services, partnering and collaborating with other producers and agencies, who rely on us to help satisfy customers by producing outstanding video presentations on-time and on budget. Talk Story Media has produced numerous industrials for major corporations including: Sony, Panasonic, Kodak, Honda, Acura, NetZero, the Cancer Foundation, etc. and has helped partners produce pilots for networks such as Showtime, Fox, CBS, FoxSports and OWN.
John Gengl and Lester Chung are the principals of Talk Story Media, Inc., working with industry professionals to develop television programming, documentaries, corporate presentations, and home video. We also offer professional production and post-production services, partnering and collaborating with other producers and agencies, who rely on us to help satisfy customers by producing outstanding video presentations on-time and on budget. Talk Story Media has produced numerous industrials for major corporations including: Sony, Panasonic, Kodak, Honda, Acura, NetZero, the Cancer Foundation, etc. and has helped partners produce pilots for networks such as Showtime, Fox, CBS, FoxSports and OWN.
Lester Chung
Lester Chung has been a television industry
professional for over 20 years. An accomplished producer, cinematographer and editor, he began his career on the personal video staff of Bob Hope and as a videographer for Columbia/Embassy Television. Early corporate work includes working with Rockwell International creating videos related to Space Shuttle technology. His experience includes programs and documentaries for networks such as CBS, PBS, Fox, Discovery, Fox Sports, and Showtime. During DVD's infancy, Lester was hired as one of the first video compressionists to work for the prestigious Sony Pictures Entertainment DVD Center, ensuring the picture quality of Columbia and Tristar Films being transferred to DVD. He later also served as Sr. Video Manager and the Executive Producer of DVD and Digital Video Production at Panasonic Digital Solutions.
Lester Chung has been a television industry
professional for over 20 years. An accomplished producer, cinematographer and editor, he began his career on the personal video staff of Bob Hope and as a videographer for Columbia/Embassy Television. Early corporate work includes working with Rockwell International creating videos related to Space Shuttle technology. His experience includes programs and documentaries for networks such as CBS, PBS, Fox, Discovery, Fox Sports, and Showtime. During DVD's infancy, Lester was hired as one of the first video compressionists to work for the prestigious Sony Pictures Entertainment DVD Center, ensuring the picture quality of Columbia and Tristar Films being transferred to DVD. He later also served as Sr. Video Manager and the Executive Producer of DVD and Digital Video Production at Panasonic Digital Solutions.John Gengl
John Gengl, a member of the Producers Guild of America and The Television
Academy of Arts and Sciences, has worked in broadcast television for over 20 years. John started his career as a page at Paramount Studios. After working on numerous shows, John joined Arnold Shapiro Productions where he was responsible for the final delivery of over 100 episodes of CBS’ hit show Rescue 911. As the VP of Post-Production Operations at MPH Entertainment, John has supervised numerous series’ and specials destined for networks such as A&E, Discovery, the History Channel, Sci-Fi, National Geographic, Animal Planet, The Learning Channel, and others as well as the feature film, Men Seeking Women. Some of his highlights include working on Histories Mysteries for The History Channel, Dog Whisperer for National Geographic and MTV’s If You Really Knew Me.
John Gengl, a member of the Producers Guild of America and The Television
Academy of Arts and Sciences, has worked in broadcast television for over 20 years. John started his career as a page at Paramount Studios. After working on numerous shows, John joined Arnold Shapiro Productions where he was responsible for the final delivery of over 100 episodes of CBS’ hit show Rescue 911. As the VP of Post-Production Operations at MPH Entertainment, John has supervised numerous series’ and specials destined for networks such as A&E, Discovery, the History Channel, Sci-Fi, National Geographic, Animal Planet, The Learning Channel, and others as well as the feature film, Men Seeking Women. Some of his highlights include working on Histories Mysteries for The History Channel, Dog Whisperer for National Geographic and MTV’s If You Really Knew Me.Jennifer Quong Chung
Jennifer Quong Chung is a producer/writer for Talk Story Media, Inc. She has written numerous scripts, as well as produced and directed videos for corporations and news outlets. She received a Telly Award for a Yellowstone Park Foundation video that can be viewed on their website http://www.ypf.org. Her productions have garnered additional Tellys, as well as other awards from Aurora, Aegis, Videographer, Associated Press, Los Angeles Press Club and Public Relations Society of America. Jennifer has worked for a Global Fortune 500 company in Corporate Communications and managed their in-house video studio, which consisted of seven edit bays, a sound stage and satellite uplink/downlink capabilities. Prior to the studio, Jennifer was a news producer/reporter for radio and TV stations, as well as magazine writer.