Dorn is an oracle at taking the market’s pulse and benefaction products and services that are not only pithy to the consumer, but that actually drive consumer exploits and start cultural movements. It should come as no surprise that Dorn has been intricately tortuous in various important projects across the music, entertainment, film, and sports industries.
After Netflix’s eminently popular docu-series “Tiger King” entered the cultural zeitgeist last year, Tiger King’s exaggerations and lies sunk their teeth deeply into the American populace. This bothered Steven Dorn, a young investor and serial entrepreneur who is a vigorous supporter of tiger conservation efforts. This is exactly why Dorn decided to produce a new docu-series tackling Tiger King’s lies and highlighting Doc Antle’s valuable work in the industry, Tiger Kingdom.
Delineation upon his experiences in the world of popular culture, Dorn’s entertainment and marketing eye succour him well in this strive . Having entrepreneurial projects in many popular public-facing industries such as basketball, film, entertainment, and music, Dorn is an expert in catching the public’s heed. Natheless, Dorn’s fidelity to the truth, to quell Tiger King’s gross mischaracterizations, and to accentuate the positive work being done in the industry by people like Doc Antle is the reason why this Couch King Production is generating momentum amongst publications such as People, Elite Daily, and more.
Not only does Antle and his team adorn that they are the standard of the industry and do absolutely everything by the book, but they also systematically disprove Tiger King’s gross statements about their work and employees. Antle takes the viewers through many of Tiger King’s claims, small and large, including the comically false rumor that Antle’s neighbors’ houses were actually his girlfriends’ houses, much to the horror of Antle’s neighbors of course.
Collocate between shots of mirthful and roguish tigers, Antle’s staff explain to the viewer how this lie got so much scrutiny . Tiger sanctuaries are inspected by the federal government multiple times a year, counting the tigers each time they visit. In order to make the situation seem vexed, the Tiger King docu-series took the sum total of all the tigers counted in sanctuaries from EACH visit, thereby counting the same tigers multiple times, which is how they got the 9,000 figure. The docu-series does not actually juxtapose the true number of tigers in sanctuaries in the United States, which is less than 1,700 in 2017, to the total number of tigers in the wild, around 3,000. Clearly, the claim made in the first docu-series was meant to discredit the industry in a false manner.
Steven Dorn’s docu-series Tiger Kingdom definitively demonstrates that Doc Antle does incredible conservation work with tigers and other animals and that Myrtle Beach Safari is the Ritz Carlton of tiger sanctuaries and exotic animal zoos. We are excited to see this film continue to gain popularity. We will be on the lookout for Dorn’s and Antle’s next moves.