Bill Greene entered the production industry in major feature films and television series as a production assistant and location scout in such notable work as DIE HARD 2, PERRY MASON, FATHER DOWLING, DIAGNOSIS MURDER, and FLASHBACK – all in the early 1990s. From there, Greene became an Associate Producer & Producer for large budget Corporate Videos and Broadcast TV Spots.  Soon after, he was hired as a director & editor for AMERICAN BUSINESS JOURNAL as well as AMERICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL where he travelled the United States interviewing and documenting major corporations and medical firms for broadcast tv promotion.  Bill spent 2 years working as one of five key production personnel for the creation of the nationally known Video Professor series of Computer Learning DVDs, nationally advertised on cable networks by John Scherer – which brought in over $65 million in revenues.  During this time, he was personally hired by Steven Spielberg, through Bill’s demo tape, to be one of a select group of videographers to document the living testimonies of the Survivors of The Shoah for the SHOAH FOUNDATION. This honorary position catapulted both his career and ambitions toward more substantial historic documentary works.  In 1997, Bill was recruited to what became a 7 year Federal Government Contract by Nashville’s Scene Three.  As their Producer/Editor, he won over 20 Telly Awards producing documentaries for such agencies as National Park Service, Selective Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Fish & Wildlife Service, Immigration & Naturalization Service, Department of Defense, Transportation Security Agency, Environmental Protection Agency, and many others. From 1998 to 2004, he was one of only two producers, nationwide, cleared to produce for any agency from the White House on down, under the contract.  Additionally, he obtained a basic level one security clearance.

Bill’s producer/editor/videographer highlights with the Federal Government include such nationally distributed documentary work as “BATTLE OF HORSESHOE BEND” as narrated by renowned Native American actor Wes Studi, “LOWER MISSISSIPPI DELTA” for the Jean Lefitte National Historic Park, and “IMMIGRATION ANCESTRY” playing at the Ellis Island Visitor Center – a work licensed to such feature films as JERSEY GIRL and HITCH.  Bill’s passion for television production and the great outdoors led to production for two of the nation’s top 10 outdoor field sport production companies ORION MULTIMEDIA and OMG MULTI-MEDIA. Bill earned multiple Telly® Awards (the cable industry equivalent to the Emmy®) for his work, including Best Documentary for LOWER MISSISSIPPI DELTA.  Currently, Bill produces the popular award-winning sportfishing tv series LIP’EM & RIP’EM for the VERSUS/NBC Sports Network. Additionally, he co-hosts a popular weekly online radio talk program called the ROARING SUCCESS RADIO HOUR. Bill has interviewed such legends as Tippi Hedren, Jennifer O’Neill, Carol Channing, Steve Railsback, and many dozens of other industry leaders – many of whom he has now become personal friends with.