Never Dull Productions has a long-standing commitment to the subject of disability -- within the entertainment industry, the world of sports (including six Paralympic Games around the globe) and in society as a whole.  

As a result, the company established its EDGY SPORTS division to develop disabled/adaptive sports-related projects. Plans are to establish a sister division within the arts and entertainment arenas.

Our goal is to go outside the boundaries of typical athletic competition to bring a different kind of sports entertainment into the mix.

Most sports fans do not even know what the Paralympics are, nor have they experienced an elite disabled sporting event. We plan to change that. 

Never Dull Productions has established the Edgy Sports YouTube Channel, a portal to display some of the disabled sports video footage we have captured over the years. Video content will be added on an ongoing basis.

Ultimately, Edgy Sports would like to align with a broadcast outlet in a sports news setting to expand viewership.

THE EDGY SPORTS YOUTUBE CHANNEL

ADAPTIVE ACTION SPORTS at the X GAMES

Adaptive Action Sports sponsored a skateboard clinic and competition for disabled athletes at the X Games.

Part one features AAS co-founder and Paralympian Amy Purdy.

THE LA MARATHON

Some of the world’s best wheelchair racers were caught in action at the LA Marathon. Interviews and racing footage was used in a segment of ParalympicSport.TV’s ParaEmotion videomagazine.

(www.paralympicsport.tv).

THE USOC PARALYMPICs TRACK AND FIELD TRIALS

The Never Dull partners traveled to Tempe, Arizona to capture trial footage and interviews with America’s top track and field athletes, including many who would go on to represent the U.S. at the Beijing Games.

THE TORINO GAMES

The company shot exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes images for the International Paralympic Committee at the Torino Paralympics. This footage is available through the organization -- www.paralympic.org.

Visually impaired Canadian cross-country skier Brian McKeever and his guide - brother Robin McKeever were among those interviewed.

Never Dull Productions disabled sports projects also include:

SLED SHOTS (sledshots.net) -  This feature-length story of the 2002 United States Paralympic Sled Hockey Team and its quest for the Gold Medal at the Salt Lake Games. It is presently being shopped in both the domestic and international broadcast and streaming marketplace.  

ESPN SUMMER X GAMES - The X Games served as the background to shoot exhibition highlights and interviews with some of the country’s top skateboarders and motorcross competitors with disabilities.

U.S. NATIONAL JUNIOR SLED HOCKEY TEAM - The inaugural trials to create a junior hockey team

AHIHA - An annual week-long summer hockey camp, hosted by NHL alum Stan Mikita, established to instruct deaf and hearing-impaired children in the nuances of hockey. This camp also serves as the trials for the U.S. Deaflympics team that goes on to compete internationally.

The company has published two stories on the subject of disability - the first for BackStage West magazine on actors and stunt people with disabilities; and the second on arena accessibility for athletes and fans for Amusement Business magazine

THE BT Paralympic

World Cup Promo

This is a promo for the U.S. debut of the BT Paralympic World Cup Games. Never Dull Productions brought the BBC-produced one-hour special to U.S. television audiences on ESPNU. It was the only Paralympic programming to air in the U.S. during that year's Paralympic Summer Games.

NEVER DULL PRODUCTIONS EDGY SPORTS’ EFFORTS INCLUDE:

The A&E SPECIAL - THE PARALYMPIC GAMES - This series, hosted by Harry Smith and Joan Lunden, incorporated Never Dull footage extensively throughout the broadcast.

The company’s footage has also appeared on CBS, A&E, CNN, ESPN, WNET, Prime Sports, several international outlets and has been used by both the United States Olympic Committee and the Canadian Paralympic Committee to promote their athletes with disabilities.

VSA ART & SOUL FESTIVAL - Never Dull was hired by the Kennedy Center affiliate VSA to shoot the performances and interview the artists for this event, hosted by Anthony Edwards and Marlee Matlin. The four-day festival drew musicians, singers, dancers, comedians, performers, painters and sculptors with disabilities from around the world.

SUMMER & WINTER PARALYMPICS - Never Dull traveled to Nagano, Japan to film the 1998 Winter Paralympic Games for the United States Olympic Committee.  

For the International Paralympic Committee, the company shot footage at the Torino Summer Paralympics, and shot footage under its own banner at both the Lillehammer and the Salt Lake Paralympics.

Never Dull partner Cindy Mulkern served as a field producer for SportSouth, a Turner Broadcasting division, during its coverage of the 1996 Atlanta Paralympic Games and for the USDST at the Barcelona Games.