Program Source

Program Source has been creating and delivering television and multimedia programs for corporate, institutional, and educational audiences for over 30 years. Our expertise spans TV commercials, documentaries, marketing campaigns, training videos, and event productions, with a focus on historical preservation and educational content. We have produced award-winning documentaries such as 'When Amelia Came to Michigan' and 'The Science of Bats,' collaborating with organizations like the Historical Society of Michigan and Cranbrook Institute of Science. Our Michigan History Lecture Service, launched in 2003, has delivered over 840 presentations nationwide, combining multimedia displays with live narration. We specialize in high-definition videography, aerial and underwater filming, and digital post-production services, serving clients like Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.

Our team, led by founder Al Eicher and President David Eicher, brings decades of experience in television production, marketing, and historical research. We maintain a robust catalog of Michigan-focused documentaries and educational materials, with over 26,000 copies distributed to schools, libraries, and homes. Our commitment to preserving local history through the Visual History Preservation series has resulted in 19 town documentaries since 1994, generating income for local historical societies. We offer both in-person and virtual presentations via Zoom, complete with custom webpages and downloadable resources. Our dedication to quality, punctuality, and budget adherence has earned us repeat clients and industry recognition, including the Historical Society of Michigan's Award of Merit for Distinguished Professional Service.