Rafa - Producer
A four-part intimate portrait of Rafael Nadal’s final season, offering unprecedented access to the champion and his inner circle. Blending observational cinema and psychological depth, the series focuses less on the glory than its cost. To best explore this, we structured the series around two timelines: Nadal's doomed last season and an elliptical examination of a career spent ignoring a body that kept telling him to quit. (Netflix)
Nominee: Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Documentary Series
New Yorker: “Rafa”: the Destruction of a Man, and the Making of a Legend
Chimp Crazy - Writer, Producer
A darkly comedic yet harrowing exploration of obsession. The series follows Tonia Haddix, an exotic-animal broker and fiercely protective guardian of the celebrity chimpanzee Tonka. What begins as a portrait of a strange subculture evolves into something deeper: a documentary about its own making, as our crew’s access curdles into complicity and we become entangled in the very hoax we’re filming.
Nominee: Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Nonfiction Program; Cinema Eye Honors - Best Nonfiction Series
How to Write an Emmy-Nominated Docuseries, with Timothy Moran From 'Chimp Crazy'
‘Chimp Crazy’ on Pace for Multiyear Viewer Highs for HBO Doc Series
Hillary - Producer
A political character study built around extended interviews with Hillary Rodham Clinton — one of the most admired and most vilified women of her era. We open the series with an unusually methodical look at her earliest days in Arkansas politics, using contemporaneous archival to establish a thesis that reverberates through her career: the qualities so often held against her — the guardedness, the calculation, the hardened edges — were, in the end, the very things that made her rise possible. (Hulu)
Premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and the Berlin International Film Festival
Winner: Critics Choice Real TV Award for Documentary Series
Nominee: Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Documentary Series; TCA Award for Outstanding Achievement in News; IDA Award for Best Multi-Part Documentary; Cinema Eye Honor - Best Nonfiction Series
The New York Times Presents - Producer
Three films for the FX/Hulu documentary series (FX/Hulu).
Controlling Britney Spears - Nominee: Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special
Malfunction - Winner: News & Documentary Emmy for Outstanding Arts, Culture or Entertainment Coverage
Move Fast & Vape Things - Nominee: News & Documentary Emmy for Outstanding Health or Medical Coverage
‘Malfunction: The Dressing Down of Janet Jackson’ Review: NYT Doc Reveals Halftime Scandal’s Misogyny
Buyers Snap Up ‘Controlling Britney Spears’
AV Club: Juul’s reputation goes up in smoke in Move Fast & Vape Things
Tricky Dick - Producer
Built entirely from contemporaneous archive, without narration or retrospective interviews, this series explores the life of Richard "Tricky Dick" Nixon against the backdrop of America's most turbulent decades. (CNN)
Winner: Cinema Eye Honor - Best Nonfiction Series
Wall Street Journal: ‘Tricky Dick’ Review: The Sound and the Fury
New CNN Original Series, “Tricky Dick,” Ranks #1 in Cable News