Merle Becker - Wikipedia

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Producer / Director Merle Becker is the founder of indie film company Freakfilms, Inc.

An MTV alumni, she was involved in much of late 1990's MTV Animation programming, including Beavis and ButtHead, Daria, and Cartoon Sushi. She left MTV in early 2000 to start Freakfilms, Inc, and went on to work on Comedy Central's "Tough Crowd With Colin Quinn", the "59th Annual TONY Awards", as well as various other shows for Fuse, VH1, and MTV.

In 2004, Freakfilms, Inc. put out "Saving Newburgh", a political documentary about the volatile upstate NY city of Newburgh, NY.

Freakfilms Inc. (as of 2006), is in production on another documentary.