George Billard has run successful production companies for 30 years and, in his capacity as Producer, Writer, Director and Cinematographer has helmed award-winning projects in over 45 countries. His work includes the A&E Network series "The Well-Seasoned Traveler" and the feature documentary "They Shall Not Perish," currently on Amazon Prime. His work has been widely featured in international film festivals, including "Aftershock," a production he wrote and directed entirely in Mandarin. His screenplay, "Dispossessed," took the Grand Prize for Best Screenplay at the Rhode Island International Film Festival. George is currently in production on the documentary podcast series "The Right Man” as well as a feature true crime documentary. He is also in post–production on the feature documentary "Amateur," an intimate portrait of aspiring cage fighters battling it out in the NYC mixed martial arts (MMA) scene. His global motion picture footage archive is available for licensing through Getty Images.

Billard is comfortable partnering with senior clients and driving all facets of the creative process in a collaborative way and has deep experience working with C-Suite Executives from Fortune 500 companies, politicians, military leaders, and celebrities. He has produced for companies including Sony, Toyota, Hershey’s, Revlon, Met Life, American General, Mastercard, Pfizer, Merrill, and Ikea. He casts and scales to the job from full on Hollywood size crews down to scrappy guerrilla style productions, based on budget and creative potential. He is fluent in all aspects of production from conception to delivery to any and all platforms.

Working with the foreign affairs organization Network 20/20, he has contributed to fact-finding missions and white papers on improving U.S. relations with Pakistan, Iran, Poland and Turkey. Speaking engagements have included the Jeddah Economic Conference and West Point. George holds a Master’s degree from Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government where he studied negotiation and conflict resolution, and has a B.S. from Boston University’s College of Communication. He is a member of the Director’s Guild of America.