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TV1

Producer
Smile Til It Hurts: The Up With People Story
Storey Vision Films, 2009

Feature documentary exploring the clean-cut, smile-drenched singing phenomenon Up With People, revealing what can happen when ideology, money and groupthink converge to co-opt youthful idealism. Directed by Lee Storey. Jack Lechner, Executive Producer.     Watch the film here >>

Co-Producer

"Roll Red Roll"
PBS POV/Netflix/Amazon Prime, 2019

Multiple award-winning feature documentary revealing the boys-will-be-boys bystander attitude behind the notorious Steubenville high school sexual assault. Premiered at Tribeca Film Festival before its theatrical and broadcast premiere in 2019.  Directed by Nancy Schwartzman. Sunset Park Pictures.

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Producer
"How to Dance in Ohio"
HBO, 2015

Peabody Award-winning feature documentary. Verite, character-driven story of three young women on the autism spectrum working with their social skills therapy groups to prepare to attend a prom. Premiered in competition at Sundance 2015. Directed by Alexandra Shiva. Jason Blum, Executive Producer. Gidalya Pictures.Watch the film here >>

TV2
TV3

Producer
"The Lepreuchaun's Wife"

Gidalya Pictures, 2016

This award-winning documentary short film is a portrait of an extraordinary woman living on the autism spectrum. Sondra Williams was misdiagnosed and institutionalized for many of her early years. Now married and a mother of 4 children also on the spectrum, she is a national advocate for the rights of others on the spectrum.  Directed by Alexandra Shiva. Watch the film here >>

Co-Producer/Story Producer
"The New Yorker Presents"
Amazon Studios, 2016

11x30 series of short documentaries and scripted films adapted from the iconic New Yorker magazine, including "The Chicken King of Harlem". Alex Gibney & Kahane Cooperman, Executive Producers. Jigsaw Productions.   Watch the series here >>

Director/Producer
"Autism Is For Life: The Story of Jeanine Lazili"
HBO, 2017

Commissioned 3-minute short film for Jon Stewart's Night of Too Many Stars autism benefit, broadcast live on HBO. Kahane Cooperman and Raphaela Niehausen, Executive Producers. Lucky Two Productions.

Director/Producer
"Death Row Stories"
CNN/MAX, 2018/2019/2020

Five episodes across 3 seasons of 8x60 interview-driven series with abstract recreations exploring the complexity of capital punishment. Alex Gibney, Robert Redford, Laura Michalchyshyn, Brad Hebert, Executive Producers. Jigsaw Productions/Sundance Productions. Watch the series here >>

TV4

Producer

"Abstract: The Art of Design"

Netflix, 2019

Two Episodes ("Olafur Eliasson" and "Cas Holman") of the 2019 International Documentary Association Best Episodic Series Award winner. Season 2 of 6x60 verite, character driven deep dive into the minds of the world's most innovative designers. The series presents a strong visual and graphics-forward aesthetic that earned it a 2019 Emmy nomination for Outstanding Graphic Design & Art Direction. Directed by Jason Zeldes and Chai Vasarelyi. Morgan Neville, Scott Dadich, Dave O'Connor, Justin Wilkes, Executive Producers. Radical Media.  

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Director
"Jelly Roll: Save Me"
Hulu Originals, 2023

Feature documentary following the recent meteoric rise of Jelly Roll, a self-made rap-to-country artist who traded his criminal records for platinum ones. Claire Weinraub & Ed Hambleton, EPs. ABC News Studios. Premiered May 2023.

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Director
"Queen of Meth"
Max/Discovery+, 2021

3x60 documentary miniseries about Lori Arnold, an small-town Iowa native who built a multi-million dollar methamphetamine empire in the 1980s, and paid the price for doing it. Not only that, she's Tom Arnold's sister. Julian P. Hobbs, Producer/Director. Elissa Halperin, Supervising Producer. Elli Hakami, Executive Producer. Talos Films. Premiered May 2021. Watch the series here >>

Producer
"Fugitive Chronicles"
A&E, 2010

Two episodes ("Darli Velazquez" and "John Hawkins") of 8x60 visually-driven docu-drama series recreating law enforcers' hunt and capture of criminal fugitives. Shot in US and Mallorca, with professional stunt teams. Directed by Jonathan Rudd. Bart Layton, Executive Producer. Raw TV.

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