Intuitive Entertainment
Intuitive Entertainment is a television and film production company dedicated to "storytelling with style and character." Mechelle Collins and Kevin Dill opened Intuitive's doors to the world in 2006; and since its beginning, Intuitive Entertainment has produced thousands of hours of content for many networks and companies including Bravo, E!, Lifetime, A&E, TLC, and Discovery ID.
In 2014, Intuitive Entertainment was awarded the Realscreen Award for "Outstanding Achievement in Reality/Docuformat" for their hit show The Millionaire Matchmaker, which spanned eight seasons on Bravo. Intuitive's blockbuster hit, The Rap Game, will premiere its fifth season on Lifetime in 2019. And, in addition to producing television for over a decade, Intuitive has also produced several documentaries including See Me with Susan Sarandon, Spotlight 25 with Willow Bay, and Juvies for MTV.
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