This compannny is born in Los Angeles in 2012, using some of the remnants of the former production division of 4Kids Entertainment. Norman Grossfeld, who left 4Kids in early 2010, left New York City too and moved to Hollywood along with his wife Kathy Pilon and former 4Kids employees John Siegler and Russell Velasquez who composed this core which became Track 3 Entertainment. Their first production was 2013’s Freedom Force (adapted from a Peruvian movie named The Illusionauts), of which Norman composed the end song, Storybook Love. This surprised me! In addition to its executive producer credits on cartoons and anime adaptations at 4Kids, Grossfeld also was a songwriter (he wrote Two Perfect Girls for Pokémon: The Johto Journeys, and many theme songs to cartoons from the FoxBox/4Kids TV block back in the 2000s, like Kirby: Right Back At Ya!, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Ultimate Muscle, Sonic X, and many others. Since 2010, he left 4Kids and moved to Hollywood to start his own businesss he named Track 3 Entertainment. Grossfeld isn’t present on Facebook either. His website is: www.track3entertainment.com. Via Email, he’s kind and very helpful in my everyday life, he saw in me that I had interest in personal development and self-awareness. He can be reached at [email protected] or [email protected]. He uses Vimeo instead of YouTube when sharing content to avoid being laughed at and ridiculized. He will be 60 years old in December of this year.