Dave Harding

Producer, Executive In Charge Of Production, M17

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Dave Harding is an award winning, story driven film and television producer and production executive associated with the Academy Award nominated “Encounters At The End of the World” as well as his work on the feature documentaries “The Grizzly Man,” “The U.S. vs John Lennon,” “Leonard Cohen-I’m Your Man,” “Cave of Forgotten Dreams,” “Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary.” “This is Bob Hope” for PBS’ American Masters, A Gray State” for A&E Films, also on Netflix, “This Is Bob Hope…” for American Masters, “The Cold Blue” for HBO , “The Happy Days of Garry Marshall” for ABC, “Sergio Mendes In The Key of Joy”, and “Herb Alpert Is…”  and the upcoming “What The Hell Happened to Blood Sweat & Tears?”

Dave has been working with Spencer for the past five years producing major documentaries such as the Denzel Washington narrated John Coltrane doc, Chasing Trane (https://vimeopro.com/meteor17productions/chasing-trane-trailer) and the highly acclaimed Paramount+ release of The Day The Music Died (https://deadline.com/2022/06/the-day-the-music-died-documentary-gets-paramount-plus-premiere-date-trailer-1235049477/).

Honored with two Emmy nominations for his work in television, and one Emmy win for “Wage  Slaves -Not  Getting By in America,” Harding has  produced or supervised more than 1000 hours  of documentary and non-fiction programs for television while serving as the Exec VP (and Executive Producer) of television indie powerhouse Creative Differences.

Harding received a B.S. in Radio/TV/Fim and a “minor” in Economics, from Northwestern University and returned for an M.S.J. from the University’s esteemed Medill School of Journalism.