PUBLISHING

Never Dull Productions
PUBLISHING

Never Dull Productions’ partners have written for The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, Make-Up Artist Magazine, Video Business Magazine, Premiere Magazine, DVD Premiere, Content Agenda, Back Stage, Back Stage West, Movie Times Magazine, Amusement Business, Golf Digest, Markee, In Motion, Cue Magazine, Screen Actor Magazine, Point of View, Portland Monthly and Prime of Your Life. Chris Koseluk’s byline has appeared in newspapers such as The San Francisco Chronicle, The Portland Oregonian, The Houston Chronicle, New York Newsday, The Los Angeles Times Syndicate and the L.A. Reader.

In addition, partner Chris Koseluk contributed to The Blockbuster Video Guide and served as photo editor on two books - King of Comedy and Rat Pack Confidential. He also worked with Project Marketing, a specialty publishing firm, as its Managing Editor on a series of tributes honoring such entertainment industry legends as Sidney Poitier, George Lucas, Harry Belafonte, Martin Scorsese, Robert Altman and John Frankenheimer.

Website contributions include TVIndustry.com, SLAMonline.com,
Director’s World.com, eGuiders.com, SAG and the Writers Guild. The company has also created onscreen trivia games that have appeared on movie screens nationwide.

STAR BURSTS
The company is presently shopping Star Bursts - a fact-filled book featuring the breakthrough roles of Hollywood’s top performers. (proposal available)

Next year, the company plans to further develop two additional book concepts -- Campaign Contributions, which chronicles the history of politics and Hollywood, and You Want Malfunction!, which retells the story of movie censorship in the 1930s and its similarity to today’s social climate. Outlines are available. Each also has the option to become a one-hour TV project.

Never Dull productions operates www.mediamischief.com, a location for a slightly mischievous view of show business, the media, and pop culture. Here, we delve into the usual subjects -- film, television, music and books -- and maybe some not so usual -- commercials, cartoons, comic books, theatre and the internet -- but in a way hopefully unlike any other on the web.  The main goal of Media Mischief is to have fun. There are games and puzzles, special bits of mischievousness, a few surprises, and maybe even an occasional entry to makes you laugh.make you laugh.