Participant Productions

Participant Media is an American production company, whose initial movies have gained critical acclaim and major film awards.Fact|date=June 2007 The movies are typically based on current events and topical subjects, and presented in such a way to inspire and compel social change.Fact|date=January 2008

The company was founded by Jeff Skoll, the first employee of eBay.

Films

In alphabetic order:

*"American Gun" (2005)
*"An Inconvenient Truth", by Al Gore (2006)
*"Angels in the Dust" (2007)
*"Arna's Children" (2003)
*"Charlie Wilson's War (2007)
*"Chicago 10" (2007)
*"Darfur Now" (2007)
*"Evidence of Harm"
*"Fast Food Nation" (2006)
*"Good Night, and Good Luck" (2005)
*"Jimmy Carter Man from Plains" (2007)
*"The Kite Runner" (2007)
*"Luna"
*"Murderball" (2005)
*"North Country" (2005)
*"Syriana" (2005)
*"The World According to Sesame Street" (2005)

Executives

*Jim Berk, President and Chief Executive Officer

See also

* The Detroit Project

References

External links

* [http://www.participantmedia.com/ Official Web Site]
* [http://www.imdb.com/company/co0132772/ Participant Productions] at the Internet Movie Database