Ted Rubenstein
Ted Rubenstein is an award-winning television producer with 25 years experience in storytelling, having created documentaries, series, newsmagazine segments, multi-subject multi-hour programs, and internet content.
He has extensive experience in the field, both domestically and internationally and has produced programming that originated in remote locations from the Mississippi Delta to Bolivia to the West Bank. He manages complex worldwide projects from concept to final product.
Rubenstein worked for CNN for more than two decades where he won a number of awards including a Peabody Award, a DuPont Award and an Emmy.
Prior to his television work, he co-Executive Produced the acclaimed Funtone USA recording catalogue which includes RuPaul, Now Explosion, and Pop Tarts.
Rubenstein now heads his own production company. Recent clients include Chevron, the Susan G. Komen Foundation and The Sierra Club.
Selected Videography:
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Project: Mississippi Delta Description: This is the first documentary series I did for CNN. Though produced in 1990, it highlights some social issues which remain part of the public debate today, particularly health care. |
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| Client: The Weather Channel
Project: Biofuels |
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| Client: Uncle Dave
Project: Interview and Concert Videos |
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Project: The People Bomb – Bolivia Description: When wealthy individuals and families owned media outlets, they could commission expensive projects without regard to shareholder value. Such was the case when Ted Turner tasked CNN with “The People Bomb”, a controversial project he believed socially important. The 1992 worldwide documentary series examined health and economics effects of population growth. I produced this segment from Bolivia. Can a place be overpopulated and underpopulated at the same time? WARNING- VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED. There are some disturbing images in this piece. |