Paul Amirault

Supervising Producer for Season Two/13 one-hour episodes of hit ID series "Murder Book."

Oversaw research and story development for new six-episode series.

Supervising Producer for ten hour-long episodes of new crime series for Investigation Discovery (ID)

Supervising Producer for eight new one-hour episodes of hit LMN Channel series "Deadly Wives"

Supervising Producer for one hour pilot for TLC on unusual bathrooms

Supervising Producer for new one-hour real estate show for TLC.

Supervising Producer for new Bio Channel series about women who kill their spouses. Produced three one-hour episodes.

Supervising Producer on "Cheating Vegas" for Destination America. These three one-hour episodes focused on the professional cheats who rip off Vegas, and the law enforcement officers who try to bring them down. Aired August-Sept, 2012.

Supervising Producer on Oprah Winfrey Network show "Lost and Found," which is currently airing on Thursdays at 10 PM. Produced eight one-hour episodes that featuring multiple stories about people, places and things that went missing and were later located.

Oversaw cutting and post for the TLC series "Fabulous Cakes." Worked with writers and editors, and did network notes for eight one-hour episodes.

"Wrote" two episodes worth of stories for TLC show about extraordinary cake makers.

Show runner for Discovery Health reality special called "My Kid's Smarter than Me," which focused on genius kids and the families who have to deal with them. Aired August 2010.

Writer/story editor for two half-hour episodes of Discovery Health docu-soap "NICU," which chronicled life in the neonatal intensive care units of major hospitals

After show-running 100 episodes of HGTV's long-running home makeover series "Over Your Head," I transitioned to "Creative Consultant" for the final 43 episodes.

Show runner for the successful and long-running HGTV home makeover series "Over Your Head," which helped bail homeowners out of botched do-it-yourself projects. 143 half-hour episodes were produced. I was show runner for the first 100, and then became Creative Consultant on the final 43.

Show runner for the successful and long-running HGTV home makeover series "Over Your Head," which helped bail homeowners out of botched do-it-yourself projects. I supervised production from the pilot forward, remaining show runner for the first 100 episodes. After that, I transitioned to Creative Consultant for the final 43 shows.

Writer/story editor for a one-hour TLC network special called "101 More Things Removed from the Human Body"

Developed treatment and show format for a one-hour special for the National Geographic Channel called "The Science of Summer." Show was sold and eventually spun off into six different specials on the "Science of..." theme.

Field produced a docu-soap pilot for the ABC network called "Wedding in a Week," which involved facilitating a couple's lavish wedding in just a matter of days.

Wrote/story edited a one-hour episode of the WE series "The Secret Lives of Women." This one focused on women who work in the porn industry.

Wrote/story edited two episodes of the Lifetime Original series "I Married A Princess," which chronicled the home life of Catherine Oxenberg and Casper van Dien and their combined families.

Produced dozens of interstitial reality segments themed around a race/scavenger hunt in the Los Angeles and Las Vegas areas.

Produced dozens of interstitial reality segments themed around a race/scavenger hunt in the New York City and Miami beach areas.

Field produced a one-hour pilot for Bravo called "Housebusters," which involved giving a "haunted" house a makeover, including Feng Shui and other spiritual fixes.

Wrote/story edited four one-hour episodes of the Style Network home makeover series "Area."

Wrote and produced a one-hour episode of the long-running History Channel series "Modern Marvels." The episode, "Bathroom Tech," chronicled the history of the bathroom, and was selected as one of the "Ten Best" episodes of the series when it was released to DVD as part of a special set.

Re-cut segments and wrote and directed host wraps for a repackaging of a season of the successful Hearst Syndication series "Famous Homes and Hideaways."

Supervised production on this one-hour pilot for the Discovery Network. The show, "Lived to Tell" chronicled stories of survival against desperate odds.

Supervised production for one-hour pilot for the Discovery Network. The show, "Miracle Hunters," focused on people seeking to document paranormal phenomena.

Wrote/story edited a one-hour episode of the hit CBS television series "The Amazing Race." Episode 4/Season 4

Oversaw development for company's reality and documentary programming. Created original show ideas, wrote treatments, pitched directly to broadcast and cable networks and first-run syndicators. Projects created that sold included "Incriminating Evidence" (Court TV), "Kapow! Superhero Science (Discovery) and the long-running A&E makeover series "Makeover Mamas."

Field produced and wrote several one-hour episodes of the A&E docu-series "Behind Closed Doors with Joan Lunden," which took viewers inside places they couldn't otherwise go.

Field produced and wrote a one-hour special for TLC called "Greatest Superhighway: Boston's Big Dig," which detailed the massive engineering feat of tunneling a four-lane highway beneath the streets of a major American city.

Wrote and field produced a one-hour special for TLC called "Susan Smith: 9 Days of Deception," which took an in-depth look at the high profile and notorious murder case in South Carolina.

Produced the first two seasons of the successful Fox proto-reality series "Guinness World Records: Primetime." Supervised a team of researchers responsible for tracking down record-holders and other "eye-popping" guests for the show. :)

Supervised all aspects of production and post for the highly-rated, one-hour Fox special "World's Most Shocking Medical Videos."