Bongiovi Entertainment is a collection of highly passionate and creative individuals who have drawn toward one another over the better part of a decade.

Multi-Platinum recording engineer and producer Tony Bongiovi revolutionized studio design by creating the award-winning Power Station Studios (home to such artists as John Mellencamp, David Bowie and Diana Ross). For years, our team has been at the forefront of innovation, technology, design and creativity in the recording industry.

Now, with a group of diverse and talented artists, we have expanded to fully encompass HD, film and audio production. Our personnel and infrastructure can handle your production from inception through completion, including (but not limited to): pre-production, shooting, directing, editing, scoring, audio post, surround mixing and mastering. Our mission is to provide the absolute highest quality product for any size production at any budget, all under one roof.

Michael A. Hoffman Editor/Director/Producer Originally from South Florida; Michael A. Hoffman has worked in all facets of the entertainment industry. An accomplished IATSE editor; his credits range from moderate independent productions to large scale features. Highlights include; "Hogzilla" (recently featured on the National Geographic Network's "Hog Genius"), "Scary Tales 2" (Best Feature - the 2005 Rebel International Film Festival, Tennessee), "Beware"

In 2008, he was appointed as the head of Bongiovi Entertainment's HD and film department (credits include Ron Howard's "Gung Ho", the Johnny Depp documentary "Rock and a Hard Place: Another Night at the Agora" and Stephen King's "Pet Semetary") and became an accomplished IATSE editor on the Industry Experience Roster.

Hoffman is also a successful Production Manager (the 2008 St. Louis Cardinal's "Play Like a Cardinal" ad campaign), writer (Corbin Bernsen's in production "The Clown"), HD Cinematographer (the music video for D_Composure's "Faking the Deathwish") and producer/director ("ROT: Reunion of Terror"). He currently heads an advertisement series for the KDS-100 radio from JVC, which was invented by platinum music producer Tony Bongiovi (The Ramones, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Ozzy Osbourne). This campaign has extended from Las Vegas to Detroit (Motown Recording Studios).

Tony Bongiovi President Over the years, legendary producer Tony Bongiovi has worked with some of the biggest names in the music industry, collecting more than 40 gold and platinum albums in the process. At one point, he even inadvertently helped the career of his second cousin, Jon Bon Jovi.

Beginning as a Motown Engineer who recorded such artists as The Temptations and Stevie Wonder; by the early 1970's, Tony was one of the most sought after record producer's on the Media Sound staff. Some of the artists he produced during his tenure there included Jimi Hendrix, The Ramones and Talking Heads.

In 1977, Tony designed and founded Power Station Studios. The facility became an instant success due to his legendary acoustic design, providing rooms designated specifically for multi-track recording. In 1991, Power Station became the first recipient of a special lifetime achievement award from Mix, the Les Paul Award, in which the studio was praised for it's consistent contributions to audio excellence and creativity.

In addition to his well-known accomplishments as a producer and engineer, in 1993 he was hired as a special consultant by CBS to improve both the sound quality and acoustical environment for "The Late Show with David Letterman".

Tony's film career includes multiple soundtrack listings and audio credits; including titles such as "Gung Ho" and "Pet Semetary". He was recently featured in the documentary "Rock and a Hard Place: Another Night at the Agora".