Premiere’s selection process is based around its Interview Weekends. These weekends are carefully crafted to benefit the children with the experience necessary to further their career goals. The skills they learn are highly relevant to the entertainment industry and the activities involved also serve to give their families a chance to discover how to best help their children find success in this endeavor. During this process, we are also able to evaluate the unique abilities and talents of … Read More

Below you find more detailed information about our Production process and the steps we take before the cameras start rolling. In order to be considered for a Premiere television or film production, you must successfully pass two interviews with our CEO Michael Palance. First interviews take place on Saturday and second interviews take place on Sunday. We do not currently offer any assessments during the week as we dedicate that time to production. Those that successfully complete a second … Read More

Premiere’s network of family friendly TV shows and Movies have helped launch many into various other projects. This begins by giving every actor appearing in a Premiere Plus production an acting credit on IMDb to recognize their participation. With many of our shows popular in over 100 countries, it gives the actors on our shows quite a fan base. Some of our actors have gone onto jobs with other studios. An example of this is actress Lilo Baier who has played “Vivianna Penbrooke” over … Read More

Premiere was established in 2009 and produces TV shows and Movies for the Premiere Plus streaming service. Premiere has filmed productions at Disney since 2010. Michael Palance, the CEO of Premiere, is an American actor and producer. He commenced his professional career as a teenager in New York theatre and television in the mid 1980s during which time he achieved early success in daytime soap operas, including The Guiding Light, Ryan’s Hope and One Life to Live. Palance is also known for his … Read More