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Based in Melbourne, Silver Spoon Productions is a television, visual media and events production company that was founded by former newspaper journalist and on-air television reporter Harvey Silver in 1997. From 1993-1998, Silver was a key executive producer at the Nine Network, where he was the creative force behind and producer of the country's most successful sports entertainment program, the AFL version of 'The Footy Show'. Silver left the Nine Network at the start of 1998 to create a new sports entertainment program for the rival Network Seven. 'Live and Kicking', which was produced by the new company Silver Spoon Productions, aired through 1998 and 1999. At the end of the two year contract Silver chose to pursue Silver Spoon Productions' other interests. Building a tight-knit team, Silver Spoon diversified into TVC, corporate and internet content production, product launches, event production and of course, sports production. Silver Spoon has been the sports presentation partner for the Melbourne Victory in the Hyundai A-League, The Melbourne Rebels in the Super Rugby competition and the Melbourne Renegades in the KFC Twenty20 Big Bash League, and was responsible for match day presentation, content and technical operations at all home matches for these clubs. The company also filmed and edited the marketing and sponsorship vision for Australian Open tennis, a role Silver Spoon held since 2000. Silver Spoon is prolific in television commercial production, working both with agencies and directly with clients in producing high-quality results, often with fast-turn-around. Clients include the Melbourne Institute of Business Technology, Chemist Warehouse, Victorian Fitness Academy and Intralot. The company is also a strong provider of on-line content, company promotional vision and vision for live events.