About Transmultimedia Entertainment



About

Transmultimedia Entertainment specializes in all aspects of Documentary Film Making. Over the past few years, we have produced films that have appeared worldwide on American and European Television. We have produced numerous DVD featurettes for Warner Home Video, Paramount Pictures and Lionsgate Entertainment. Many of our projects also stream on Amazon Prime Video. The theatrical release of Cooper & Hemingway: the True Gen premiered in theaters in both Los Angeles and New York City. The film was featured and reviewed by The New York Times film critic Andy Webster and was named a NY Times Critics' Pick by Manohla Dargis, Anthony Oliver Scott and Stephen Holden. Webster said the documentary was proof that the work of these two men "endures and so does what they stood for”.

Skills
Transmultimedia Entertainment specializes in all disciplines associated with television and film production. We create media support including; graphics and poster design, website production, social media, press and marketing. Transmultimedia has written and produced numerous films that have received awards at numerous film festivals nationally. We create packages and file delivery for all online streaming services including; Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Apple TV and many more. Transmultimedia Entertainment utilizes professional grade broadcast equipment and software for submission to Network Television and we do our own quality control in house. We also produce digital cinema packages for theatrical release of films.

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Production Team

Richard Zampella

Richard Zampella

Producer/Editor

Richard Zampella is an American Film and Television Producer and Managing Partner of Transmultimedia Entertainment. His interest in American film history and technical expertise in documentary production is an extension of his role as a Preservationist who owns and operates Idylease, a Historic Landmark Hotel called Idylease. It is located 38 geographic miles from New York City in the foothills of the Ramapo Mountains in Northwest, New Jersey.
Gary Cooper as Sergeant York

The Production Team

Transmultimedia Entertainment

Both John Mulholland and Richard Zampella have collaborated on numerous television and film projects over the last fifteen years. In 2013 they both received a Critics’ Pic from the New York Times for the feature length documentary Cooper & Hemingway: The True Gen. In 2023, they produced two documentaries for American Public Television. Both of these documentary films are currently airing on Public Television stations nationwide & on PBS America in the UK.
Writer and Director John Mulholland

John Mulholland

Writer/Director

John Mulholland a New York City based writer, director and film historian. He worked on his first documentary entitled, Eastern European Composers, for the Arts Network. In his three decades career, he has interviewed everyone from President Bill Clinton and Crown Prince Albert of Monaco to Kirk Douglas and Charlton Heston. Mulholland cites noted directors such as Fred Zinnemann, William Wyler and Billy Wilder, as favorite directors from classic Hollywood.

What Critics Say About Transmultimedia

American Society of Cinematographers

Inside High Noon from Transmultimedia Entertainment is an excellent 56-minute examination of the film’s production history, cultural legacy and political subtext.

The American Society of Cinematographers

Los Angeles, California
New York Times Critics Pic

Cooper & Hemingway: The True Gen is proof that the work of these two men endures and so does what they stood for.

Andy Webster - Film Critic for The New York Times

A New York Times Critics' Pic
Customer Testimonails

"Sergeant York: Of God and Country" is expertly Narrated by Liam Neeson with absorbing and touching reminiscences from Joan Leslie and June Lockhart about their experiences making the film.

High Definition Digest

Blu Ray Review