Dwight Street Book Club

Dwight Street Book Club (DSBC) is a Los Angeles-based television and podcast production company founded by writer-producer Rolin Jones (Friday Night Lights, Perry Mason, Weeds), headquartered in the Atwater Village neighborhood. The company holds a multi-year overall deal with AMC Studios, under which it is developing several series including Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire and Champagne Supernovas. In addition to scripted television, DSBC independently produces podcasts and describes itself as a 'television, podcasting and beautifications company,' with credits spanning HBO drama, network television, documentary film, and live theater.