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About Kensington Communications Inc.

Since its founding in Toronto's Kensington Market in 1980 by Robert Lang, Kensington Communications has earned a worldwide reputation for producing innovative, award-winning documentaries and factual TV series. Its productions cover the spectrum from documentary features and one-off TV programs, to popular and critically acclaimed factual series. Kensington has also been a leader in producing cross-platform media including digital and mobile. Best known for its trilogy of international feature documentaries The Shadow of Gold, Raw Opium and Gemini-winning Diamond Road and many documentaries for CBC's Nature of Things, Kensington also produced: three seasons of the Canadian Screen Award-winning international hit factual series Museum Secrets for History TV, UKTV, and BBC Worldwide; Shameless Idealists for CTV; and City Sonic, an inventive cross platform music series that premiered at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival. Kensington produced other hit series including 65 episodes of the ground-breaking Exhibit A: Secrets of Forensic Science (Discovery, CTV, TLC), 45 episodes of 72 Hours: True Crime (CBC, TLC, Canal D), and the 4-part The Sacred Balance with David Suzuki (CBC, PBS). Find us at: kensingtontv.com and facebook.com/KensingtonTV and follow us on Twitter @KensingtonTV

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Robert Lang

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