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Andy Denemark is a veteran broadcasting executive who, in addition to his role as a principal in Burnt Danish Productions, is a Vice President and shareholder at the United Stations Radio Networks. Denemark began his career in broadcasting as an on-air personality and Program Director in small market radio and quickly established himself as a key player in the burgeoning field of radio syndication in the late 1970s. He joined NBC in 1980 to assist the company in its rapid growth plans in network radio and rose to the position of Director of Programming for both The Source Network and the NBC Radio Entertainment Division. While at NBC he created and produced a number of successful series including "Live From The Hard Rock Café," "Flashback" and "The Jazz Show with David Sanborn" as well as countless live radio events featuring the biggest stars in rock and pop music. When NBC Radio merged with Westwood One in 1987, Denemark continued on in the capacity of Director of Programming until joining United Stations in 1994. At United Stations, he is responsible for dozens of programs in virtually every genre of music, and he has been the programming executive in charge of properties featuring such high-profile hosts as Dick Clark, Dan Aykroyd, Lou Dobbs, Nina Blackwood, Drew Carey, Dee Snider, Todd Rundgren, Ramsey Lewis and Maya Angelou. At Burnt Danish, Denemark heads the music division, is involved in all company projects and contributes as a writer.
Bernadette Elliott has had a diverse media career that began in entertainment publishing with a stint in the marketing department at ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE (currently a division of Wenner Media). Taking what she learned, Elliott then expanded her entertainment experience by pursuing the field of national radio syndication by working in a variety of capacities at NBC Radio, ABC Broadcasting, DIR Broadcasting, MJI Broadcasting and SJS Entertainment. While in radio, she was a contributor to the production and distribution of numerous high profile shows including THE KING BISCUIT FLOWER HOUR and many one-time-only special events featuring such artists as the Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Eric Clapton and many others. It was her radio career that led to her first film credit for "NO NUKES - The Muse Benefit Concerts." She is a writer, producer and a principal of Burnt Danish Productions. "THE SNOW PRINCE," written by Elliott and Andy Denemark, is in production at Fantastic Films International with BAFTA-winning director John Henderson (“The Borrowers”) at the helm. Elliott also contributed to "WW2002" a centennial celebration of Academy-Award winning filmmaker William Wyler. Currently, she and Denemark are producing the horror tale "ADINA"; as well as "UNDIVIDED," a WWII drama about the mind/body/spirit connection between twin brothers who have never met. Also in development is “THE FIRST COUPLE,” a romantic comedy about a U.S. President and First Lady who switch jobs and "WITHOUT YOU", an homage to 1950s musical melodrama.
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