Title: What Now
Content:  whom have gone on to roles as directors and writers. A more recent presenter who made a significant behind-the-scenes contribution was Anthony Samuels, who also trained as a director. Off-screen personnel who have shaped What Now over the years are many. They include camera operator and director Alan Henderson (also the brains behind Jason Gunn's sidekick Thingee), Directors Keith Tyler-Smith, Bill de Friez, Peter Verstappen, Mike Rehu, Brian Wickstead, Mark Owers, Mike Ritchie, Jason Gunn and Richard Hansen. Producers include Richard Driver, Mike Rehu, Tony Palmer, Anne Williams, Emma Martini(Gribble), Reuben Davidson, Jo Eade, Adam Percival and Executive Producer Janine Morrell-Gunn.
Title: It'll Be Alright on the Night
Content:  was presented on a yacht supposedly in the middle of the Bermuda Triangle (which, in reality, was in the south of France) and It'll be Alright on the Night 11, which was presented from an empty Haymarket Theatre, London. During its run, the series has had three main producers: Paul Smith (1977–1984), Paul Lewis (1984–2002) and Simon Withington (2003–2006). Sean Miller, James Sunderland and Stephanie Dennis also produced some episodes. Grant Philpott was the series producer (2011, 2012 and 2018) and Simon Withington, who previously served as a producer from 2003 to 2006 has been the executive producer from 2014 to 2016. In 2020, Chris Thornton became the series producer.
Title: Andrew Lack (executive)
Content:  In 1976, Lack was hired by 60 Minutes creator Don Hewitt at CBS News as a producer for the personality-driven television show Who's Who. That led to a job as a producer for 60 Minutes. Lack produced such segments as "Inside Afghanistan" and "Kissinger and The Oil Embargo." He wrote and directed the segment "The Real Malcolm X: An Intimate Portrait of the Man." He later became the executive producer for CBS Reports, where he stayed for seven years, followed by a four-year stint starting in 1985 as the executive producer of West 57th hosted by Meredith Vieira, a long-format news program. West 57th 
Title: Wake Up to Wogan
Content:  a travel announcer. The show was produced by Paul Walters for over 10 years and in addition to these duties Walters traded banter with Wogan and the newsreaders on-air until his declining health with an illness that had been diagnosed in November 2005 took him away from the studio in late January 2006. He did, however, continue to compile the music for WUTW until his death on 21 October 2006. Alan Boyd (Barrowlands) then took over production duties in Walters' absence and following his death stayed for the remainder of the show's run. Boyd was at first rarely heard 
Title: Dennis Goulden
Content:  Dennis Goulden continued to work and WKYC as executive producer of their Probe 3 investigative unit until 1980, at which time he began his own production house, "North Coast Productions." He produced shows for the rapidly expanding cable market, including You Asked For It. Goulden travelled extensively to Australia and West Africa during that period. In 1982 he contracted with WEWS-TV, where he became special projects producer. He worked mainly with the news division, tightening up their standards and producing specials. His work at WEWS won him two more Emmys.
Title: Martin Ransohoff
Content:  See No Evil (1971) – producer King Lear (1971) – producer ; What's the Matter with Helen? (1971) – presenter ; Fuzz (1972) – producer ; Save the Tiger (1973) – producer ; The White Dawn (1974) – story, producer ; Silver Streak (1976) – executive producer ; Nightwing (1979) – producer ; The Wanderers (1979) – producer ; Co-Ed Fever (1979) (TV series) – executive producer ; A Change of Seasons (1980) – story, producer ; American Pop (1981) – producer ; Hanky Panky (1982) – producer ; Class (1983) – producer ; Jagged Edge (1985) – producer ; The Big Town (1987) – producer ; Switching Channels (1988) – producer ; Physical Evidence (1989) – producer ; Welcome Home (1989) – producer ; Guilty as Sin (1993) – producer ; Turbulence (1997) – producer  
Title: Michèle Ohayon
Content: It Was a Wonderful Life (1987) - "Producer/Director" ; Colors Straight Up (1997) - "Producer/Writer/Director" ; Cowboy del Amor (2005) - "Producer/Director" ; Steal a Pencil For Me (2007) - "Producer/Writer/Director" ; S.O.S./State of Security (2011) - "Producer/Writer/Director" Cristina (2016) - "Director" ; Solar Roadways (2012) - "Director" Lahatz (Pressure) (1984) - "Director" Feature documentaries  Short documentaries  Narrative short 
Title: This Day Tonight
Content:  contributing units in each state, and the utilization of the developing microwave networks allowing those units to feed into the Sydney studios, which would originate the program. Watts' next move was to find an executive producer with sufficient experience to take charge of the overall production. For this he looked to Allan Martin in New Zealand. Watts had met Martin and knew that he had worked as a producer/director for eight years in London for Associated-Rediffusion Television, and he was well aware of the BBC Tonight program. Martin had returned to New Zealand as TV Production Supervisor and later became Chief Producer of 
Title: Gary Goetzman
Content:  He was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.
Title: Martin Ransohoff
Content: Boys' Night Out (1962) – producer ; The Beverly Hillbillies (1962–71) (TV series) – executive producer ; The Wheeler Dealers (1963) – producer ; The Americanization of Emily (1964) – producer ; Topkapi (1964) – producer ; The Sandpiper (1965) – story, producer ; The Cincinnati Kid (1965) – producer ; The Loved One (1965) – executive producer (uncredited) ; Eye of the Devil (1967) – producer ; The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) – executive producer ; Don't Make Waves (1967) – producer ; Our Mother's House (1967) – executive producer ; Ice Station Zebra (1968) – producer ; A Midsummer Night's Dream (1968) – executive producer ; Castle Keep (1969) – producer ; Hamlet (1969) – producer ; Catch-22 (1970) – producer ; The Moonshine War (1970) – producer ; 10 Rillington Place (1971) – producer 

Question: Who was the producer of What's Going On?
Answer: Marvin Gaye.
Marvin Pentz Gay, Jr.
Marvin P. Gaye.