RESEARCH / SEPTEMBER 15, 2026

Credits & sources.

The archive covers 37 productions across 39 IMDb producing records in the selected scope. Three High School Reunion records share one franchise page. TLC Presents is represented by its credited special, Kid Tycoons; True Life is represented by Bachata Nights.

Credit roles and involvement dates were read from David Price’s live IMDb profile. They are database records, not a frame-by-frame audit of production end credits. Audience figures describe programmes or events, not personal achievements. No personal award is claimed.

Roles and dates describe David Price’s personal credits, not productions owned or created by David Price Productions. Artwork belongs to its respective rights holders. David Price confirmed authority to publish the portfolio’s artwork and media on September 16, 2026. Video players load only after a viewer chooses to load them.

Biography & career context.

The Dallas upbringing, internship title and Pilgrim employment history were supplied by David Price. Public sources independently corroborate his Penn background, first-season American Idol work, Next Entertainment years and the company/project associations below. The portrait was supplied through David’s requested IMDb image; David confirmed permission to use it on this website.

Selected talent and creative names identify people associated with specific productions. They do not assert personal friendship, representation, mentorship or a direct individual working relationship.

Penntertainment — David Price alumni interview ↗Penn attendance; first-season American Idol work; several years at Mike Fleiss’s Next Entertainment; High School Reunion, The Bachelorette and Chasing Mummies. The published account does not specify an internship title.
David Price — LinkedIn ↗Professional history and education, including Annenberg coursework. No particular degree or graduation year is inferred.
HISTORY — American Idol’s first season ↗Kelly Clarkson’s season-one win, Simon Cowell’s judging role and Ryan Seacrest’s co-host role. These are production associations, not claims of direct personal collaboration.
Lionsgate — Craig Piligian and Pilgrim ↗Craig Piligian founded Pilgrim in 1997. David’s work with Pilgrim was supplied in his firsthand career account.
A+E — Propagate leadership and productions ↗Ben Silverman and Howard T. Owens as Propagate co-CEOs; Haunted in the company’s production slate.
Big Dreams Entertainment — Leslie Greif biography ↗Leslie Greif’s role as founder of Thinkfactory Media; a historical company association, not a claim that he currently runs it.
IMDb — Chasing Mummies production record ↗The Greif Company and Thinkfactory Media among the production companies. David’s individual credit is recorded separately on his IMDb profile.

Affiliations & personal photography.

David Price supplied the career photographs and confirmed the production associations and named collaborators used in their captions. Unidentified event attendees are not named. Dates are omitted where not supplied.

David confirmed his Television Academy membership and UTA representation. Membership is stated as text and does not imply an Emmy nomination, award or Academy leadership role.

Television Academy ↗Membership organization; membership status supplied by David Price.
Television Academy graphic standards ↗Graphic standards for use of the Television Academy mark. Membership does not imply an award.
United Talent Agency ↗Representation confirmed by David Price. The unmodified UTA logo is sourced from the official agency website.

Career totals: scope & estimates.

250+ estimated hours of TV, film & live programming. 277 credited episodes × representative runtimes = approximately 164.0 hours of television. Add the 96-hour Witness World Wide event and the 86-minute Will You Be My Witness? documentary: approximately 261.4 hours, rounded down to 250+.

Episode counts come from David Price’s IMDb producing credits. Most per-episode runtimes below are format-based estimates, not an audit of every finished episode. The estimate includes credited production work, which does not establish that every episode aired. Projects without an explicit episode count are excluded. Overlapping TV Land High School Reunion records use the larger count of 14 once; no full-franchise episode totals are inferred.

Runtime references: Lifetime’s 41-minute episodes; 96-hour Witness livestream; 86-minute documentary listing. The live event and the edited documentary are separate productions and share some footage.

View the episode-by-episode-count calculation

Production	Credited episodes	Minutes / episode	Est. hours
Dr. Pimple Popper: Breaking Out	41	41	28.02
John Carpenter’s Suburban Screams	6	40	4.00
Sleeping with Death	8	43	5.73
Flipping Showdown	1	43	0.72
Haunted	18	25	7.50
Sexology	7	8	0.93
My Murder Story	6	42	4.20
Who Killed Tupac?	6	42	4.20
This Is Life Live	4	42	2.80
Kid Tycoons / TLC Presents	1	42	0.70
Virtually in Love	7	43	5.02
Virgin Territory	11	41	7.52
Big Tips Texas	14	22	5.13
Mother of All Talent	2	22	0.73
Bachata Nights / True Life	1	42	0.70
The Car Chasers	8	22	2.93
Big Rich Texas	12	42	8.40
Dates from Hell	6	22	2.20
How Do I Look?	27	42	18.90
The Peacemaker	6	22	2.20
Chasing Mummies	10	44	7.33
High School Reunion (TV Land)	14	42	9.80
The Girls of Hedsor Hall	8	42	5.60
Surviving History	9	44	6.60
Celebracadabra	9	42	6.30
Gene Simmons Family Jewels	13	22	4.77
The Starlet	4	42	2.80
The Real Roseanne Show	13	22	4.77
Are You Hot?	5	42	3.50

≈100M estimated cumulative audience impressions. A broad, rounded model of viewing across seven selected productions. The working sum is approximately 119.9M; the headline rounds down to the nearest 50M. This combines reported digital views, normalized Netflix views and summed television episode audiences, including modeled gaps. These measurements are not equivalent and cannot establish unique reach. Repeat viewers and overlap across projects are included.

Approximately 43.4M of the working total comes from modeled episode audiences. The assumptions are shown below. For sensitivity, varying the unreported Are You Hot? episodes from 2.5M–7.5M, Family Jewels episodes from 0.5M–1.5M, and High School Reunion episodes from 0.6M–1.0M gives an approximate 100M–140M range; this is an illustrative scenario range, not a statistical confidence interval. Missing audiences for other productions, including the Lifetime reboot, are excluded. No entire franchise audience is attributed to David.

Katy Perry: Witness World Wide 49.00M

Reported event views; includes repeat viewing. Fly on the Wall ↗

Haunted 5.80M

1.4M + 1.4M + 3.0M season-equivalent views, January 2023–June 2026. These are normalized Netflix views, not individual viewers or episode starts. FlixPatrol / Netflix engagement reports ↗

Virgin Territory 6.02M

Sum of nine published episode audiences: 0.95 + 0.55 + 0.54 + 0.54 + 0.59 + 0.70 + 0.65 + 0.63 + 0.87 million. Missing entries excluded. TV Tango ↗

This Is Life Live 1.80M

Reported opening-night audience only; other nights excluded. TLC release via BroadwayWorld ↗

Gene Simmons Family Jewels 14.80M

Model: the first two episodes averaged 1.9M each. The remaining 11 credited episodes are assigned 1.0M each, approximately half the launch audience. The 1.0M input is an assumption, not a reported season average. Gene Simmons statement via Blabbermouth ↗

High School Reunion 12.36M

Model: the reported 2009 season average of 883,000 is applied to 14 credited TV Land episodes across 2008–2009. This extrapolates the 2009 benchmark to the earlier season. TV Land / Paramount ↗

Are You Hot? 30.10M

Model: reported premiere audience of 10.1M plus four credited episodes assumed at 5M each, about half the premiere. Later-episode audiences are unverified; the model allows for substantial audience decline. Reuters / Houston Chronicle ↗

Research snapshot: September 15, 2026. These are portfolio-scale estimates, not audited delivery or advertising reach figures.

Dr. Pimple Popper: Breaking Out ↗

Consulting Producer · 2025–2026

41 credited episodes. David Price’s individual producing credits, as listed on IMDb on September 15, 2026. A credit count does not establish that every episode aired.

Live IMDb profile now lists 2025–2026. The earlier 2025-only cached record has been superseded.

David Price confirmed during editorial review on September 15, 2026 that he joined for the Lifetime reboot’s launch and has continued since. This credit concerns Breaking Out.

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IMDb — David Price: producing credits ↗Exact listed role and involvement dates; read directly September 15, 2026
IMDb — title record ↗Production identity
Lifetime ↗Format, platform and project description
Katie Couric Media — Dr. Sandra Lee on the people behind her practice ↗Project-specific press; quoted words checked against the linked text or attributed review excerpt
Lifetime — season one ↗Patient stories, dermatology and medical treatment; specialty copy describes the format.
IMDb — individual episode count ↗41 credited episodes. David Price’s individual producing credits, as listed on IMDb on September 15, 2026. A credit count does not establish that every episode aired.
Selected talent / creative credits ↗Dr. Sandra Lee: verified association with this production. Project association does not claim personal representation, friendship or a direct individual working relationship.