66 Productions has completed and been involved in several film projects since its inception in 1998. The first project completed under the 66 Productions banner was “158 Miles to Yesterday,” which was shot in 1998 and completed in early 1999. This project is a non-fiction short film that chronicles the longest remaining continuous stretch of Route 66 in Arizona. Currently, 66 Productions is working on a non-fiction feature-length film about the entire length of Route 66, from Chicago to Santa Monica. At this point in time, 66 Productions is not currently selling any videos!

In addition to these projects, Scott Piotrowski of 66 Productions has been involved in numerous other projects, ranging from music videos to short films to full-length features. 66 Productions also routinely records oral histories and occasionally can be hired to videotape weddings or bar mitzvahs. Piotrowski primarily works on film projects as a Director or Assistant Director, but also has been heavily involved in Post Production on some projects as well. Rates for crew / post production work are available upon request. Appearances as an historian for film or television are granted on a case-by-case basis, depending on the project.

The following is a partial list of projects in which 66 Productions has had some involvement:
• Untitled Route 66 Documentary (in production by 66 Productions)
• Route 66 Music Video (in post-production by 66 Productions)
• 14-part Route 66 TV Documentary (appearance as an historian)
• The Lure and Legacy of the Lower Arroyo Seco (non-fiction short, assistant director)
• 158 Miles to Yesterday (non-fiction short produced by 66 Productions)


For more information regarding works with 66 Productions involvement, please see Scott’s resume.