Company Profile

d.c.m. productions, llc was founded by producers, Michael David Jensen and Robert H. Lampereur with the mission of: inspiring through integrity.
Jensen and Lampereur have been working together in various capacities within the entertainment industry for over ten years.
		Jensen a 20 year veteran of the entertainment industry and a national award winning writer - producer - director has worked on over 200 productions in numerous capacities. He has written - produced and directed six after-school specials, written 24 full length feature length screenplays, acted in over 200 productions including feature films, industrial films, stage productions, and commercials. He is the executive director of www.screenplaycontests.com. Jensen has always been committed to following his dreams and has always possessed the ability to corral others with passion and "make things happen." One of extreme humility and integrity, Jensen's never-ending supply of energy is contagious.

		Lampereur started in film production in 1998 when he teamed up with Jensen. Together they founded the One In Ten Screenplay Contest, which is celebrating over 7 years of successful operation. What started as a hobby quickly turned into a new career. After spending almost 20 years in aerospace engineering, Lampereur decided to take the plunge in the world of film production. Lampereur was involved with small scale productions until the opportunity to produce a full-length feature film materialized. "don't call me" is that first opportunity at a feature length film. Lampereur says he feels "the effort is all worth it. I have been able to work with such a great cast and crew, not to mention create a phenomenal film based on a great story."
Jensen and Lampereur's latest project is a movie about the worst job on earth entitled, don't call me. Jensen and Lampereur are in production and in development on several projects. Jensen and Lampereur are excited to have teamed up. "We love working with talented individuals and believe in helping others achieve their lifelong dreams."