Kevin Bachar

Kevin Bachar is a three time Emmy award-winning Show Runner, Producer, Director, Writer and Cinematographer who formed Pangolin Pictures in 1995. Before that, he was a senior producer at National Geographic Television, where he edited and produced numerous films and created the award-winning series Journal. Previously for Nature he produced Sled Dogs: An Alaskan Epic, Tall Blondes and Violent Hawaii. He has developed and produced films and series in a variety of genres, including Tsunami: Killer Wave, Tiger Shark, and the 13-part reality series Phobias, all for National Geographic; TV-Ography and Jacked: Grand Theft Auto Unit for "A&E"; the Showtime Original Series What's Going On? directing Angelina Jolie in Tanzania; and Fire Mummies for the Discovery Channel. Other productions include Dangerous Drives for Speed, and Firefly 10 Year Reunion: Browncoats Unite for the Science Channel. Personal and home makeover shows such as Buff Brides for Discovery and Fun Shui for HGTV were Executive Produced by Kevin. He won a prestigious Genesis Award for his film Audubon's Eagle Adventures and his PBS film What Females Want, and Males Will Do was a finalist for Best Animal Behavior at the 2009 Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival. He also received two 2011 Prime-Time Emmy nominations for Jaws: The Inside Story and John Belushi: Dancing on the Edge. In 2010 he garnered a Webby nomination, In 2013 Kevin Bachar had the honor of producing National Geographic's 125th Anniversary Show, celebrating over 100 years of exploration and scientific discovery.