About the President, Doc Kane

When the idea of producing films first coalesced in my mind just a hair over ten years ago, I was living back home in Phillipsburg, New Jersey handling archival research for the History Channel’s six-hour, Emmy-Nominated Vietnam in HD series. 

The storied Lou Reda Films was managing the production, a local family outfit operating in the big film world since the days when I was delivering papers to its founder and namesake, Lou. On the History project, I was hired early—part of a tiny team sparsely occupying our large downstairs office in this famous building off a non-descript side street in Easton, Pennsylvania. It was beyond wonderful to be there working on a film I felt was so important to introduce to the world, so important to be to be a part of making. I spent the next year there, made numerous friends and met an amazingly skilled group of professionals. And, I left… wanting more. 

Chicago called first. A short detour. 

I spent five years helping a medical SaaS company get off the ground as marketing communications director, and while I wasn’t yet producing films, I was once again helping navigate a newly christened ship in unknown waters—my calling card these last few decades. These days that ship, RevenueWell, sails quite well; a leader in dental marketing.

Dental marketing is not film, though, so I honed my storytelling chops in comedy writing classes with founding editor of The Onion Scott Dikkers at The Second City, with Go Into The Story founder, Scott Myers, and as a story analyst with distribution firm, Leeding Media.