B-Train Films

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B-Train Films is a "production company" based in New York, NY. [1] Founded in 2002 by Executive Producer William Zagger, B-Train staff has been involved with broadcasts for the Olympics, NFL, MLB, NBA, World Cup, ESPN's SportsCentury, Oakland Raiders, New York Jets, [2] and Cleveland Browns. [3]

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B-Train Audio Projects

B-Train Films Sound has collaborated with advertising agencies including BBDO, Young & Rubicam, Ogilvy & Mather, Agency Sacks, and McCann Erickson.

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  3. www.b-trainfilms.com