Chuck Johnson is an award-winning producer, entrepreneur, educator, and founder of Big Bad Wolf Creative Group, a full-service media company based in Fort Worth, Texas.

For more than four decades, Chuck has worked across nearly every corner of the media industry, including radio, television, post-production, live streaming, instructional design, and digital media. His passion for broadcasting began at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, where he worked at the campus radio station, KUCA. He later held professional radio positions at stations including KAAY and KLPQ in Arkansas before transitioning into television with KATV, KTHV, and later KXAS-TV in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Chuck has held leadership positions at the Harris Teleproduction Center and founded several successful ventures, including The Edit House, Big Bad Wolf Creative Group, and The Learning Agency. Throughout his career, he has partnered with Fortune 500 companies, educational institutions, non-profits, and small businesses to create compelling stories and innovative learning experiences.

His clients have included organizations such as 7-Eleven, Pier 1 Imports, Blockbuster Video, the American Heart Association, the Diocese of Fort Worth, and numerous schools and community organizations throughout Texas.

Beyond his professional work, Chuck is passionate about teaching and mentoring the next generation of media professionals. He has served as an adjunct instructor at both Texas Christian University and Tarrant County College, teaching video editing, audio production, studio production, and the business of broadcasting, while also mentoring interns and aspiring entrepreneurs. Throughout his career, he has been committed to helping students and young professionals bridge the gap between creativity and business.

Today, Chuck is the founder of TVLab, an educational platform dedicated to helping media creators learn the business side of the creative industries. Through books, podcasts, courses, and community, TVLab’s mission is simple:

To help creators build companies, not just careers.