An acclaimed Red Dog series that aired on Discovery last fall, SOS: Coast Guard Rescue, showed the U.S. Coast Guard's rescue swimmers working amid nature's most harrowing calamities.  The series, however well wrought, owed something of its success to fortune.  Schlossman spent months solving knotty technical problems - mounting special cameras onto rescue swimmers' helmets, waterproofing battery packs - then rigged eight Coast Guard crews with recording gear.  If a major hurricane made landfall, Schlossman's cameramen were pre-approved to deploy with Coast Guard

After Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast, Schlossman's cameras recorded about 300 dramatic rooftop rescues.


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Excerpt from Variety December 15, 2004 NEW YORK -- New York-based reality producer Red Dog Entertainment has opened an office in Los Angeles and clinched deals with Vin Di Bona Prods. and Maxim magazine's Moving Pictures DPI division.

Red Dog is working on a number of greenlit programs: Body of Evidence, a 60-minute workout show for Discovery's Fit TV hosted by nutrition/fitness expert Gina Lombardi; Mega-Carrier, a two-hour special for TLC tracking the builders of a technologically advanced aircraft carrier that won't be completed until 2009; and Wrong Man, three 60-minute investigations of reopened cases by two retired NYPD detectives.

"Missing: Prisoner of Iraq" Produced for Discovery Channel in 2003 was recently honored with a CINE Golden Eagle and Telly Award.

Schlossman and the Red Dog Team are currently in development on a movie based upon the wrongful incarceration of Teresa Fargason, whose story was investigated for Court TV’s "The Wrong Man" series.