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SERVICES

Television and Documentary Production in St. Louis

InkBlot Narratives develops and produces original nonfiction television, documentary series, and brand-backed entertainment. Not commercials, not general video production. We're based in St. Louis (Maplewood), Missouri, and we work for platforms and brands nationally.

What we make

Documentary series, true crime, competition and lifestyle docuseries, music documentary, and brand-backed entertainment built around a real story rather than a message. Our catalog spans platforms including Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Apple TV+, Discovery+, Peacock, Paramount, Warner Bros. Discovery, BET, HGTV, and Syfy.

Our role

InkBlot works the full arc of a series: concept and development, access and casting, budgeting, all series creative, production, post-production, and delivery. For brand-backed work, that includes collaborating with distribution and agency partners to bring a series to platforms while keeping the story, not the message, in front.

Representative projects

Developed and produced by InkBlot

  • A Different Breed Amazon Prime Video, Peacock
  • The Murder Inc Story BET+
  • Who Killed the Lyon Sisters? Investigation Discovery, Discovery+
  • Hangin' With Los Henrys YouTube
  • AWS DeepRacer TV Amazon Prime Video

Executive produced and edited by InkBlot

  • Salvage City Discovery
  • Listed Sisters HGTV
  • Carvers Syfy
  • Wrench Against the Machine Esquire Network
  • The Next Great Burger Esquire Network
  • Weekend Fix Esquire Network

Where we're based

InkBlot's production and post facility is in St. Louis (Maplewood), Missouri: ten dedicated editing suites with shared high-speed storage and real-time remote access, so editors and post supervisors can work from anywhere while staying on the same system. Our crews come from wherever a story is, and we shoot nationally.

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If you're a brand, rights holder, or development partner with a story worth turning into a series, we'd like to hear it.

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