We are a mission-driven company committed to excellence in reporting and storytelling specializing in stories of the underserved.

With unparalleled reporting and narrative skills, Santoki Productions creates news breaking investigative documentaries, ratings rich television specials and events. These documentaries and reports range from headline-making exposes like the systematic use of state institutionalized children in human radiation experimentation (60 MINUTES) to thirty hours investigating the rape, torture, and sale of girls and young women on the international and domestic black market (SEX SLAVES IN AMERICA) which since 2006 was the highest-rated series on MSNBC. Our clients include PBS, CBS NEWS, ABC NEWS, HARPO, NBC NEWS, MSNBC, CNBC, A&E, and others.

Santoki also specializes in special event programming and projects exploring stories of extraordinary human resilience. From Homeless in America to Broken Womb to Hurricane Katrina coverage, Santoki Productions has produced some of the most compelling, informative, and highest-rated special series during the TODAY SHOW’S unprecedented decade as the dominant morning news program.

Our clients have many goals. From leading VC’s to Fortune 500 CEOs to mission-driven national celebrities, Grace Kahng has developed successful media strategies, served as a trusted consigliere and speechwriter for major campaigns, nationally broadcast events, and product launches.

Founder Grace Kahng has edited and contributed to WSJ best-selling books on leadership, including AUTHENTIC LEADERSHIP, TRUE NORTH, and BETTER TOGETHER: 8 ways working with women leads to extraordinary products and profits.

Santoki Productions is represented by WME.

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