With over 38 years of successful and innovative television production and marketing experience, Central City Productions (CCP) is a leader in minority- targeted television. CCP is a full service television production company that produces, syndicates, and manages advertising sales for all of its programs.
CCP’s programs reflect the widespread diversity of talent, the one-time specials and the annual and/or weekly programs that have achieved tremendous mass audience appeal. Some of Central City’s most popular programs include:
A half-hour quiz show where high school students of different backgrounds compete for scholarships and prizes. The game features questions about a variety of cultures and ethnic groups, including, Italian, Irish, Asian, Hispanic, African, Jewish, Polish and Native American.
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Beginning in 1929, this event has grown to be the largest African American Parade in the United States. This year, the parade celebrated its 30th anniversary of being broadcast on television. The parade is spearheaded by the Chicago Defender Charities as a tribute to the African American family and community.
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A one of a kind awards show centering around the Gospel Music Industry.
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The purpose of the “Know Your Heritage Black College Quiz Show” series is to encourage the appreciation of African-American heritage by all people in an entertaining quiz show format.
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After 29 consecutive years of the “Know Your Heritage” quiz show series on local television in Chicago, Central City Productions launched it’s “Know Your Heritage Hispanic College Quiz Show” series for “Hispanic Heritage Month” in September, 2008.
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Nationally Syndicated Business & Personal Finance TV Series
That Expands Your Reach and Frequency within the Affluent African American Market.
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Our World with Black Enterprise is a weekly lifestyle program that features compelling and exclusive headline interviews, groundbreaking discussions, celebrity profiles, and commentary on the issues affecting today's African American community.