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: 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.