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California incumbent Governor Jerry Brown (D) agreed to only one Gubernatorial Debate during the 2014 election with Republican opponent Neel Kashkari. That meant only one opportunity for voters to hear the candidate's views on complex issues facing the State of California before going to the polls. The debate was carried live statewide by The California Channel and sponsored by San Francisco Public Television Station KQED, Los Angeles Times, and Telemundo. Ross-Campbell's senior producers were chosen to oversee and direct the production team for the live program, ensuring a fair and equal square-off between the candidates. The September 4th debate was feisty and energetic, bringing to voters a close-up and personal look at their candidates before the general election. In addition to the CalChannel and KQED, the live one-hour program was fed via satellite and aired by dozens of network and cable stations across the state. The program also aired nationally on C-Span. Ross-Campbell worked closely with sponsors, candidates, CalChannel station personnel and guest panelists to facilitate a program worthy of headlines the next day across California and around the country. With decades of experience honed in television newsrooms throughout California, Ross-Campbell's team provides the ability produce award-winning documentary television and the unique ability to produce compelling live, highly visible TV.