Woody Thompson

Woody got his start in the art department of feature films before becoming a music video art director in New York City in the early 90's. His first job in television was working for Linda Ellerbee's Lucky Duck Productions where he set dressed, wrote, shot and produced segments for Nickelodeon's Nick News. He joined fellow Camp Dudley alum Tad Low at Brandon Tartikoff's Last Call in 1994 where he was a producer and eventually made senior producer of the late night strip show. Thompson and Low formed Spin The Bottle, Inc. in 1995. The NYC based TV production company created comedy shorts for USA Live before selling their first show to VH1 in 1996 called Pop-Up Video. In 2000 Thompson started his own multi-media production company called Eyeboogie, Inc. where he continued to produce all Pop-Up related content as well as clip shows, game shows and reality shows. In 2003 Woody moved Eyeboogie to Los Angeles and set up his full-service production facilities in Hollywood. He currently produces long and short form pop culture programming and reality shows for TV, internet and mobile. Known as one of the preeminent pop culture producers in television, Thompson specializes in creating content that is fact-based, snarky and fun.