NEW YORK, May 9 (UPI) -- The Sundance Channel will create a six-part TV series that will examine the lives and work of innovators in the arts, media and sports, officials said Monday.
Sundance Channel President and CEO Larry Aidem made the announcement, along with Monsell Darville, vice president and group marketing director of Grey Goose Entertainment and Richard Beckman, president of the Condè Nast Media Group.
The series -- entitled "Iconoclasts" -- will air weekly on the Sundance Channel beginning in November 2005. Sundance Channel founder -- actor-director Robert Redford -- will serve as executive producer.
Each episode will feature two leading innovators from fields such as film and television, architecture and design, fashion, food, music and sports. One will serve as a guide for viewers into the creative process of the other.
The announcement said "Iconoclasts" would not be an interview or biography show, but would present "portraits of today's provocative creative leaders."
