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"Radical Body Transformations" premieres on Amazon Prime. [November 2018]

In 2016 he produced SWOLE distributed by VICE media. Around this time he also went on Dragon's Den and secured a deal with a top investor.

In 2015, James independently founded Radical Body Transformations, an inspiring documentary series. It features people from all walks of life who are on a weight loss and fitness journey to better their lives both mentally and physically and was distributed by Amazon Prime in more than 3 continents.

After winning national awards in bodybuilding for the Canadian Physique Alliance (CPA) and competing in the IFBB World Qualifiers, in 2013 James was given the opportunity to work as Business Director and Creative Consultant for the multi-award winning documentary Generation Iron. The film had become the number one sports/fitness film in the world to that point.

Took 2nd place in Men's Middleweight as a bodybuilder at the Winston Invitational qualifying him for provincial contention in Ontario, Canada. [October 2012]

Took gold in open natural bodybuilding championship in 2011 in his hometown of Cobourg, Ontario.

In 2010 he headed back to Canada where he wrote and executive produced a documentary feature film focused on UFC Champion, George St. Pierre, entitled, The Striking Truth, which was distributed globally. Due to his success in film, James sought to combine his work with his passion for fitness.

Post Production on "A Fight For The Troops" movie filmed in Iraq. [October 2009]

In 2008, Hergott wrote, directed and produced the MMA reality show MMA Worldwide which was distributed nationally on Mark Cuban's HDNET (now AXS TV). Gaining an insight into the world of MMA inspired James to learn more, and to share social awareness of the sport. This brought him to Iraq, in which he produced a documentary about the first ever MMA Fights in Iraq, titled A Fight For The Troops. This documentary film was extremely successful, and James was awarded a Greywolf Medal by the US Army for his contribution to sharing valuable and engaging content that had largely been dismissed by mainstream media.

Launches new company and website Owned Entertainment, Inc. [October 2007]

Pre production and casting for "Never Submit" movie. [September 2006]

James Hergott's lifelong passion for storytelling, combined with his vast experience as a filmmaker, writer, director, producer, creative consultant and bodybuilder, culminated into the Radical Body Transformations documentary series and fitness/weight-loss movement. Seasons 1 and 2 have been released via Google Play, Apple TV and Amazon Prime in the US, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand and is now filming its third season as the RBT fitness movement gains new worldwide participants and momentum each day. His first feature film, All That I Need, debuted at the Cannes International Film Festival in 2005 and secured a limited theatrical release with Regal Entertainment Group. The film gained critical acclaim, and symbolized the moment in which Hergott was recognized as a 'filmmaker to watch'. The San Antonio Express News commended Hergott for 'showcasing gumption and creative sleight of hand, sure to take him further as a director and writer'.

Off the back of his Cannes success, from 2005 to 2007 Hergott served as president of publicly traded Beverly Hills entertainment production and distribution company, Imperia Entertainment. Under James' management, Imperia produced a number of multi-million dollar films and television entities including Say It In Russian, a film starring Academy Award winner Faye Dunaway with a budget of $5 million.