Magic City: An American Fantasy

Released August 2025 on STARZ. Premiered at the 2024 SxSW Film & TV Festival

Executive Produced by Drake. A multi-part docuseries chronicling the rise of Atlanta’s legendary strip club and its deep influence on hip-hop culture and celebrity power structures. Featuring interviews with the likes of Drake, NBA Hall of Famers Shaquille O’Neal and Dominique Wilkins, Jermaine Dupri, and former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms.

Memes & Nightmares

Released February 2025 on Hulu. Premiered at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival

Executive Produced by LeBron James and acquired by Andscape. A scripted mockumentary following NBA Twitter personality Josiah Johnson as he investigates the mysterious disappearance of a viral basketball meme. It explores how meme culture intersects with basketball, Black culture, and digital communities—blending humor with commentary on how online culture shapes real-world narratives.

Romeo Santos: King of Bachata

Released July 2021. An HBOMax Original

A documentary tracing the origins of bachata music and the Dominican diaspora through the legacy of bachata’s biggest star, Bronx native Romeo Santos. The film also follows fellow Dominican Joel “The Kid Mero” Martinez (of ‘Desus & Mero’ fame) as he explores the genre’s ascent from the oppressed countryside of the Dominican Republic to Romeo’s historic 2019 concert at MetLife Stadium.

Lessons From The Water: Diving With A Purpose

Released July 2021 on CNN

A documentary following the efforts of Black scuba divers dedicated to uncovering African slave-trade shipwrecks and restoring them to the historical record. The film connects underwater archaeology with historical justice, reclaiming lost narratives of the transatlantic slave trade.

58 Hours: The Baby Jessica Story

Released July 2021 on CNN

A documentary revisiting the 1987 rescue of baby Jessica McClure, who fell into a well in Midland, Texas. Through archival footage and interviews, it explores the harrowing 58-hour rescue operation and how the incident became one of the first major live media spectacles in U.S. history.

Super Reviewers: Rate, Review, Repeat

Released July 2021 on CNN

A documentary exploring the rise of prominent and prolific online reviewers and how user-generated ratings shape businesses, reputations, and consumer behavior in the digital economy.

Buddy Guy: The Blues Chase The Blues Away

Released July 2021 on PBS, as part of their prestigious "American Masters" series. Premiered at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival

A documentary capturing the story of George “Buddy” Guy, who transcended his early years as a sharecropper in Lettsworth, Louisiana in the 1940s to become one of the most influential guitarists of all time. A tale of decades-long perseverance, Buddy’s journey reflects both the black experience in America in the twentieth century and the history of the blues. Featuring interviews with John Mayer, Eric Clapton, Carlos Santana, among others.

Bars & Ballads for George Floyd

Released May 2021 on BET

A musical tribute honoring George Floyd, featuring performances and interviews with Nas, Jon Batiste, Anthony Hamilton, and more. The TV special reflects on racial injustice, greed, and resistance through music and storytelling.

16 & Recovering

Released September 2020 on MTV

A four-episode docuseries spotlighting students battling substance abuse while navigating everyday teenage concerns, over the course of a year at a recovery high school outside of Boston. The series provides an intimate, ground-level look at youth struggling with rehabilitation, release, and the systemic challenges surrounding addiction in America. Winner of the 2021 Journalism Award for Domestic Television from the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights.

Eagles: Live From The Forum MMXVIII

Released July 2020 on ESPN

A 26-song concert film capturing Eagles’ sold-out three nights at The Forum in Los Angeles in 2018, with a lineup featuring original members Don Henley and Joe Walsh, with support from Vince Gill and Deacon Frey. With an introduction from legendary announcer Chris Berman, it marked the first time a concert was shown on ESPN.