Dean Love is an Emmy Award-winning documentary producer, director, and writer with extensive experience in the television industry. He studied TV Comm, Photography, and Cinema at The Ohio State University and furthered his education by studying Writing and Producing at AFI. Dean Love Films, where he is the owner, has produced documentaries that have aired on major television networks in the U.S, such as PBS, The Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, RLTV, and National Geographic. Dean Love's programs have been broadcasted in most major countries throughout the world. Dean also worked for two years with legendary news anchor Walter Cronkite, producing award-winning documentaries.

Dean's produced works include a one-hour documentary about the Guardians of Angkor shot in the minefields of Cambodia for National Geographic Television. He also executive produced series of 90 half-hours titled "The Art of Living" Retirement Living TV, which was followed by a 13-part hour-long series called "What's Next?". He produced a new special for National Geographic TV on Queen Elizabeth I called: "The Secrets of the Virgin Queen." His specialty includes being an experienced cameraman and underwater cameraman. He previously served on the Board of Directors of The World C.L.A.S.S. and was the Executive Producer for Retirement Living TV.

Overall, Dean Love is an accomplished and dedicated professional with immense experience in the Television industry, producing documentaries that appeal to a wide range of audiences.

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