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Dramatic Stories from Real Life. Award winning makers of film and television for decades, principals Scott B and Sandy Guthrie joined forces in 2000. Their work with a roster of remarkably talented filmmakers has resulted in a number of highly regarded documentaries. Their Peabody Award winning and Cine Golden Eagle Award winning three-hour Discovery Channel special, "Black Sky: The Race for Space," follows maverick airplane designer Burt Rutan in his quest to win the $10 million X-Prize by putting a commercial astronaut into sub-orbital space twice in 10 days. "Twin City Bridge: After the Collapse" for National Geographic Channel follows the tragic failure of the bridge over the Mississippi in Minneapolis, MN and the construction of its extraordinary replacement. They developed and co-executive produced the Lifetime Original Movie, Karoke Superstars, a dramatic documentary following four women as they negotiate their life challenges and reach for their dreams. Sandy served as supervising producer on the 12-part A&E series, "Rollergirls," while Scott helped develop and was director of photography on the pilot for History Channel's "Ice Road Truckers." Their "Delta Divers" series for National Geographic Channel and National Geographic International followed deep sea divers in the Gulf of Mexico. "Virgin Galactic: Will It Fly?" about the creation of Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic spaceline, recently aired on National Geographic Channel.