Tollbooth is a television production company founded by Kevin Lee. The company creates and makes unscripted and documentary programs. 

Most recently, Lee created and Tollbooth produced "Fight to Survive" - an adventure competition format series for The CW and Roku. Previously, Lee created and Tollbooth produced the adventure competition format "Stranded with a Million Dollars" for MTV and the comedic docuseries "Coach Charming" for TLC.

"Stranded with a Million Dollars," was later adapted into a Spanish-language international survival competition series called "Resistire" - which was produced for multiple seasons and aired 115 episodes in 20 Spanish-speaking countries. 

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As a freelance showrunner, Lee has helmed some of unscripted television's biggest series including: FOX'S "Fear Factor: House of Fear"; CBS's "The Summit" and "The Challenge USA"; Bravo's "The Real Housewives of Orange County," and Fox's "The Simple Life."

In addition to his unscripted work, Lee has directed and produced three PBS documentaries - "America’s Changing West" (winner of Rocky Mountain Emmy/Best Documentary), "Katherine Stinson: Her Story" (winner of Rocky Mountain Emmy/Best Documentary) and "Caught Between Two Countries: A Border School Crisis." 

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Lee is a proud member of  NALIP - the National Association of Latino Independent Producers. Prior to his professional career, Lee graduated from the School of Cinematic Arts at the University of Southern California.