Award-winning makers of film and television for more than 20 years, principals Scott B and Sandy Guthrie joined forces in 2000 with the goal of telling compelling stories that celebrate passion and obsession. Their work has appeared on National Geographic, Discovery, A&E, Lifetime and Sundance TV, along with festival and theatrical releases. Antenna’s current projects include the Virgin Galactic s
eries following the development of the world’s first spaceline, No New York a feature documentary about the subversive and explosive underground scene in 1970’s New York, and an untitled Burt Rutan documentary. Peabody Award winners for Black Sky: The Race for Space, a three-hour Discovery Channel special following maverick airplane designer Burt Rutan in his quest to win the $10 million X-Prize by putting a civilian astronaut into sub-orbital space twice in ten days. Their National Geographic series Delta Divers explored the high-stakes, high-risk world of deep sea divers in the Gulf of Mexico. Twin City Bridge: After the Collapse, also for National Geographic, tells the story of the emotional recovery of a city after the fatal collapse of the I-35 Bridge over the Mississippi. They developed and co-executive produced the Lifetime Original Movie Karaoke Superstars, a dramatic documentary following four women reaching for their dreams. on Sundance Channel, American Haunting for A&E, commercial work for Land Rover, and PSAs for non-profit Ability First.
