MEDIA HEADQUARTERS is an internationally award-winning independent production company founded in 1999 by brother-sister team Robert Cohen and Shari Cohen. The company is recognized for producing high-quality and innovative programming for worldwide markets.

Media Headquarters' diverse slate includes factual, dramatic, documentary and children's programming. No matter the genre or style, the company is committed to delivering exceptional content that appeals to broadcast and distribution partners and continues to entertain viewers around the world.

The company recently co-produced the acclaimed miniseries The Summit, featuring Academy Award-nominated Christopher Plummer and Bruce Greenwood (for CBC and Canwest in association with Power Distribution), and the family film The Great Polar Bear Adventure (a co-production of Discovery Communications, CBC, SRC and France 3) that was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Family Special. Media Headquarters' production of factual series - including globally successful original formats such as Modern Love (for W Network) and Outlaw In-laws (Slice, Style) - form a key part of the company's programming. The company also produces award-winning documentaries and specials such as Le Mozart Noir (BBC, CBC), Douglas Coupland's Souvenir of Canada (NFB), and The Four Seasons Mosaic (CBC).

Some of the company's broadcast and distribution partners include: CBC, BBC, Discovery Communications, CTV, Global, W Network, Slice, History Television, E!, MTV, Bravo, PBS, NFB, France Télévisions, Maples Pictures, Phase 4 Films, among many others.