Leading internet publisher Biogs is launching TVLives. The website provides information on both front-of-camera and behind-the-scenes people working in television - whether drama or factual.
London, England (PRWEB) April 7, 2006 -- Television reference site, TVLives at http://www.tvlives.com launches today. The site provides smart, database-driven, free access to information on people in the television industry. It covers presenters, reporters and actors on the one hand, and cameramen, researchers and directors on the other hand.
TVLives provides biographical information, trivia, quotes, credits, birthdays, news, and information about strange connections to other people in the database.
Journalists and those casting and recruiting in the television industry will find it an invaluable aide but equally the attractive format will appeal to viewers to read up on the actors, presenters and executives, who create their most-loved shows.
Danny Rosenbaum, the brains behind TVLives.Com, said, "If only TVLives had been around when I was active in some of my previous roles. I have researched and produced documentaries and I would have loved the reliable data on celebrities that is available."
"Then, I have been Head of Talent at an independent production company, RDF, and would have greatly valued a freely available database of all people in the TV industry to help with my casting and recruitment," Danny said. "Well, at least, I'm still a viewer and TVLives is great for viewers too."
Rosenbaum has a track record in fun and informative sites. He has launched the successful reference site Biogs.Com and recently added the exciting sports orientated site SuperEngland.com.
The Biogs group of sites is planning further expansion but all additional interests are will be consistent with their mission of being "informative and fun".
TVlives.com is free to visit.
So whether it's Malcolm David Kelley or David E Kelley; whether it's Patrick Moore or Roger Moore - TVLives covers them all.
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