Triage Entertainment

Triage is a division of Levity Entertainment Group along with Levity Management & Production, Medium and E-Comic Branding.
The 10-year-old major programming label, now under Levity Entertainment Group, has produced over 400 hours of award-winning original series and specials for network television, cable, and first run syndication.
Triage Entertainment has a full time production team and maintains complete in-house post-production services, including 12 HD edit suites, audio sweetening and a full service graphics department.
History
Triage Entertainment was founded in 1999 by Stu Schreiberg, Steve Kroopnick and John Bravakis.
In 2005, Triage Entertainment partnered with Levity Entertainment Group to create a new company focused on creating comedy content across multiple platforms.
In 2009, Triage Entertainment received an honor for "A Home for the Holidays", for its focus on adoption awareness.
The Work
Triage Entertainment is the producer of "Iron Chef America," "The Next Iron Chef," "Survivor: Live Finale," "A Home for the Holidays," "Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making The Team," "America’s Top Cowboy," "Madhouse," "History of the Joke with Lewis Black," "Surviving the Holidays with Lewis Black," "Greatest American Dog," "The Scariest Places on Earth"

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