Relevé Entertainment · MergeTV · Producing partner.
Biography, credentials, and her connection to The Timelist Project — the in-development feature documentary produced with Timelist Group.
Producer Bio
Dr. Holly Carter is an Emmy-winning producer and media executive best known as the producer behind Lifetime's This Is Life with Lisa Ling, whose doctorate anchors her academic work on identity and civic transformation alongside her producing slate. She has spent her career developing stories rooted in lived experience and the public systems that shape it — series that pair editorial rigor with the operating reality of the people and institutions featured.
She founded Relevé Entertainment and founded MergeTV. Relevé develops and produces feature documentaries and long-form series rooted in lived experience, civic infrastructure, and the people who build both. MergeTV extends that work into the digital space where the same audience meets the same storytelling. The Timelist Project sits inside that slate — Relevé Entertainment's continuing partnership with Merge TV on documentary projects in the justice-impact space.
On The Timelist Project, Dr. Carter joins as producing partner of Timelist Group, Inc. She pairs Yusef Wiley's four-act arc — The Beginning, The Turning Point, The Building, The Legacy — with the editorial and production discipline Relevé and Merge TV bring to long-form civic storytelling.
Connection to The Timelist Project
Dr. Carter joins The Timelist Project as producing partner of Timelist Group, Inc., bringing the Emmy-credentialed editorial and production discipline of Relevé Entertainment and its ongoing Merge TV partnership to the documentary. The film extends Relevé's continuing slate in the justice-impact space — work rooted in civic infrastructure and the people who build it — and pairs Yusef Wiley's four-act arc with the long-form civic-storytelling rigor Relevé and Merge TV are known for.
The partnership slots into The Timelist Project alongside Yusef Wiley as the documentary's founder, subject, and operating partner. Together, Timelist Group, Relevé Entertainment, and Merge TV frame the film less as a campaign story than as a working record of one civic question — what does durable, peer-led second-chance infrastructure look like — produced by a team whose prior work already answers the same question through editorial practice.
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