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Rick Sebak
Rick Sebak is an American public broadcasting television producer, writer and narrator who lives and works in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the United States. Rick makes unusual television programs. His slightly wacky documentaries celebrate various aspects of modern American life and the unexpected charms of Pittsburgh. Audiences have learned to recognize his friendly narrative style and the unusual topics that he obviously loves. Sebak is the creator of the "scrapbook documentary" genre, many of which he has created for WQED and PBS. This scrapbook style incorporates lots of old films, home movies, postcards, old photos and memorabilia of all sorts. Rick does not appear on-camera in these programs, but audiences have learned to recognize his voice and distinctive narrative style.
Known For
no more room in hell
as Broadcast announcer
Great Old Amusement Parks
as Narrator
Invented, Engineered, and Pioneered in Pittsburgh
as Narrator
A Hot Dog Program
as Narrator
Pittsburgh From the Air
as (Narrator)
Things That Aren't There Anymore
as Narrator
Shore Things
as Narrator
Flying Off the Bridge to Nowhere
as Narrator
Pittsburgh A to Z
as Narrator
A Ride Along the Lincoln Highway
as Narrator