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Warren Moon is Executive Producer of Dawghouse

 

As Sports 1 Marketing's president and co-founder, Warren maximizes the value of its clients by cultivating unique and lucrative business opportunities for corporate brands, elite athletes, and strategic partners. Many only know Warren Moon as the NFL Hall of Fame Quarterback, but Warren is much more. Utilizing his fame and experiences to emphasize the importance of giving back, in 1989 he created The Crescent Moon Foundation. The foundation is dedicated to providing support for educational pursuits that will benefit children most in need who have displayed a commitment to their community, as well as other charitable causes surrounding underprivileged children. In addition to his own foundation, Warren sits on several boards including the Rose Bowl Foundation, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, and Unstoppable Foundation.

 

David Meltzer, Executive Producer and Sports Agent for Dawghouse 

 

David Meltzer is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Sports 1 Marketing where he utilizes his relationship capital and situational knowledge to secure diverse business opportunities for all our clients and partners. Meltzer has spent the last 25 years as an entrepreneur and executive in the legal, technology, and sports and entertainment fields with expertise across many industry verticals. David launched his career in sports at the world’s most notable sports agency, Leigh Steinberg Sports & Entertainment, serving as CEO, where along with Leigh and Warren, negotiated over $2 billion in sports and entertainment contracts.

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Animation Team

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Pidge Jobst, Creator, Executive Producer / Animator 

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Pidge was raised by a father who played one pre-season for N.Y. Yankees before getting hit by a 91 mph wild pitch which ended his

sure-famed career. As a cartoonist and animator, Pidge pours his passion for sports and realization that life often throws us a curveball into his main character of The Dawghouse, Gus Travis.​

 

​​Leroy Smith is a nationally syndicated cartoonist formally with King Features Syndicate. His weekly cartoon strip called "Working it Out" ran in over 200+ newspapers nationwide.

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​Eddy Houchins, Supervising Director of Animation

("Phineas & Ferb", "Batman TV Series", "The Grim

Adventures of Bill & Mandy", "Hercules",

"The Mummy Animated Series", "Beetlejuice")

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​​Majella Milne is Director of Animation

("King of the Hill", "Futurama", "Disney's

Thumbelina", "All Dogs Go To Heaven", 

"The Pebble & the Penguin").

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MUSIC & SOUND

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Jussi Tegelman, Sound Supervisor / Sound Effects & Music

Tegelman has provided original composed music, sound and sound effects for the TV and film industry for over 20 years, including feature films, "Batman vs Superman", "Oz the Great and Powerful", "Poltergeist", "Spiderman II & III", and "Hurt Locker". In animation, Tegelman worked as Supervising Sound Editor for such animated movie hits as "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, "The Smurfs", and the new and upcoming "Emoji."

 

Jeff Silbar, Composer / Songwriter

Silbar is widely known for his original music and lyrics for such songs as "Wind Beneath My Wings" by Bette Midler, along with the opening TV show theme scores like "My Name is Earl" and the animated movie, "Shark Tale"

Silbar, along with Tegelman composed the "GAME ON" SOUNDTRACK for this website.  

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REPPING US / BUSINESS AFFAIRS

 

Stuart Arbury is Director of TV & Episodic Content for RAMO Law, P.C. and representative for The Dawghouse Animation. Prior to joining Ramo Law, Arbury was Director of Development at Canvas Media Studios (StyleHaul’s VANITY) and Captivate Entertainment (THE BOURNE IDENTITY franchise).

 

 

Oscar Michelen, from Cuomo LLC's New York office, is business attorney and brings his record of success to The Dawghouse project. Mr. Michelen has become an important source for entertainment law and guidance in the field of digital imagery litigation. Mr. Michelen is sought after for appearances on television and in print media discussing a variety of legal topics. He hosts a television program titled, "The Law Squad" which airs on Public Television on Long Island.​

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​COMPANY OVERVIEW & BACKGROUND:
Content Reigns Entertainment began its operations as LJC in 1993 as a Midwest producer of locally originated television programming. Pidge Jobst did much of the creative for the local FOX WTTE-28 Kids Club affiliate, which later became the template for the National FOX Kids Clubs in markets across the U.S.  

INFANCY SUCCESSES:
CRE enjoyed immediate success. Early on, the company was awarded commissioned contracts for the development of two weekly television series programs for Production Partners, Inc., namely "Ohio Golf" and "Columbus Cooks". In addition, the company produced and developed a third in-house, 52 episodes, children’s live-action educational program, "Crystal Palace."
 

These programs embodied all phases of development, including concept development and packaging, distribution, site management, pre-production, editing and post-production, major sponsor sales and TV avails, along with product placement and general merchandising.

 

The weekly children’s television series aired for three years and was produced before a live-studio audience. It was the first locally-originated children’s television program to be produced in over 22 years of Columbus' history. The company also produced "Crystal Palace's Tribute To Luci's Toyshop, "THE MOVIE." in November 1994. Joined by Wendy’s International, CRE distributed the movie into area AMC Theatres. CRE utilized the movie as a community outreach event to fuel the introduction of Columbus' next locally-produced children’s show. Wendy's then parented the weekly series by becoming the Official National & Presenting Sponsor. Prior to Wendy’s involvement, there was unkindled interest in local children’s programming among Columbus station affiliates. The program contributed greatly to Wendy’s interest in children’s charities and Founder, Dave Thomas’ personal desire to enhance the lives of children. Being adopted himself, a percentage of the business earnings went to both children and adoption efforts.

Since moving its operations to LA in 2010, the studio is embarked on providing viewers new and original, edgy animation,  drama series, reality and docu-drama series, game and competition series, and more.​​

 

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