Bravo Media books at “Timber Creek Lodge”

NBCUniversal-owned net Bravo Media has set an early December premiere for its latest docureality series Timber Creek Lodge. Produced by Toronto’s Tricon Television, the series features 10 staff members of Gibbons ...

October 25, 2016

NBCUniversal-owned net Bravo Media has set an early December premiere for its latest docureality series Timber Creek Lodge.

Produced by Toronto’s Tricon Television, the series features 10 staff members of Gibbons Whistler, a five-star British Columbia mountain resort, as they serve a raft of elite clientele to provide the ultimate winter vacation experience.

The series will follow the crew as they balance their relationships with one another while blurring the lines of professionalism to cater to the whims of their high-end vacationers.

Featured in the series are Gibbons Whistler CEO Joey Gibbons; VIP mountain hosts Cynthia Barker and Colston Villanueva; lodge manager Katy Boyd; lodgehand Blake Dubler; housekeeper and server Jenna Gillund; assistant lodge manager Jamie Murphy; senior VIP mountain host Mark Milburn; head of housekeeping Louise Robinson; and chef Nikita Williams.

Tricon’s Andrea Gorfolova, Jameel Bharmal, Jeff Hevert and Bruce Toms serve as executive producers on the series.

Timber Creek Lodge premieres Dec. 5 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo.

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Andrea Gorfolova, Bravo Media, Bruce Toms, Jameel Bharmal, Jeff Hevert, Timber Creek Lodge, Tricon Teleivison

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