Title: Green Light (John Legend song)
Content:  "Green Light" was written by John Stephens, Andre Benjamin, Fin Greenall, James Ho and Rick Nowels and produced by Malay and KP. In an interview with British music publication Blues & Soul, Legend discussed the creation process to make the song. "Initially I was working in the studio with a guy called Rick Knowles, who’s not known for making a buncha dance songs but is a good writer! And one of the songs we worked on turned out to be ‘Green Light’. He started playing this guitar groove, put a beat to it... And, because it was uptempo and felt good, the melody and lyric came to me pretty quickly." Legend then showed the product to Kawan "KP" Prather, his A&R representative at the time, who then collaborated with Malay to re-produce the song. After listening to the final product, they 
Title: Mandy Greenfield
Content:  From 1998 until 2001, Greenfield was the Producer of the Blue Light Theater Company where she produced several premieres, including Darko Tresnjak’s Princess Turandot (which subsequently ran at The Westport Country Playhouse) and Daniel Goldfarb's Adam Baum and the Jew Movie starring Ron Leibman, which won the 1999-2000 Newsday Oppenheimer Award for Best New York Debut. She also produced works for Blue Light by Jessica Goldberg, Helen Edmundson and Philip Ridley.
Title: Green Light (John Legend song)
Content:  "Green Light" is a song recorded by American R&B recording artist John Legend. It was written by Legend, Andre Benjamin, Fin Greenall, James Ho and Rick Nowels for his third studio album Evolver (2008). Produced by Malay and KP, the song was released as the first single on August 26, 2008 through Columbia Records. The song features vocals from American rapper André 3000. "Green Light" shows a shift in musical style for Legend, opting for a funk and electro sound composed of electronic synths and fast, synthesized beats. The song also features the use of several horn instruments, including the saxophone, trombone and trumpet. "Green Light" was well received by contemporary music critics who praised it for 
Title: Green Light (1937 film)
Content:  After starring in two swashbuckling films before this; Captain Blood and The Charge of the Light Brigade Flynn had asked Warner Brothers for a regular non-swashbuckling role and this film was the result. However, after this Flynn's next film was The Prince and the Pauper. Originally Warner Brothers announced that Leslie Howard would be the star and he was scheduled to begin filming Green Light at the end of June, 1935, after completion of his run in The Petrified Forest on Broadway but a persistent bout of boils which repeatedly landed him in the hospital throughout the production made it necessary for Howard to take an extended rest instead. Warners then announced the leads would be Flynn and Olivia de Havilland. De Havilland dropped out and the female leads were then to be played by Anita Louise and Ann Dvorak. Dvorak was then replaced by Margaret Lindsay.
Title: Green Light (Beyoncé song)
Content: Andrew Coleman – assistant recording ; Jim Caruana – recording ; Sean Garrett – writing ; Jason Goldstein – mixing ; Rob Kinelski – assistant recording Beyoncé – writing, production ; The Neptunes – production ; Steve Tolle – assistant mixing ; Pharrell Williams – writing Credits are taken from B'Days liner notes.  
Title: Green Light (Bonnie Raitt album)
Content: Producer – Rob Fraboni ; Engineer – Tim Kramer ; Additional Engineer – Terry Becker ; Assistant Engineer – Thom Yuill ; Originally mastered by Mike Reese at The Mastering Lab (Los Angeles, CA). ; Remastering Supervisor – Ed Cherney ; Remastering – Keith Blake and Gregg Geller ; Project Coordinator – Jo Motta ; Art Direction – Tim Ritchie ; Design – Mac James ; Photography – John Livzey ; Management – Jeffrey Hersh and Dick Waterman 
Title: Green Light (Beyoncé song)
Content:   The music video for "Green Light" was directed by Melina Matsoukas and co-directed by Beyoncé. Filmed in early 2007, it was one of the videos shot in two weeks for the B'Day Anthology Video Album (2007) and was one out of eight previously unseen clips. "Green Light" was the third video shot during the sessions. The clip was inspired mainly by Robert Palmer's 1985 music video "Addicted to Love" with its "stone-faced models pretending to play guitars". "Green Light" was considered by Beyoncé as a modern version of the video because they used the instruments as props, where she pretended as a 
Title: Green Lights
Content: Lead vocals – Aloe Blacc ; Producers – Leon Michels, Jeff Dynamite ; Lyrics – Jeffrey Scott Silverman, Leon Marcus Michels, Nicholas Anthony Movshon, E. Nathaniel Dawkins ; Label: Stones Throw Records 
Title: Green Light (Beyoncé song)
Content:  track was co-produced by Beyoncé and The Neptunes, along with "Kitty Kat", and was recorded by Jim Caruana and mixed by Jason Goldstein at the same studio. In June 2006, Beyoncé invited Tamara Coniff of Billboard magazine to a New York recording studio. There she premiered several songs from the album including "Ring the Alarm" (2006) and "Freakum Dress" (2006), which both were cited as possible second singles, to be released in the United States only. At the same time, she revealed that "Green Light" and "Get Me Bodied" (2007), were planned to be released as the next two international/third US 
Title: Green Light (Cliff Richard album)
Content:  Green Light is a studio album by Cliff Richard, released in September 1978. It was his 31st studio album.

Question: Who was the producer of Green Light?
Answer: Frank Borzage.