Here is a short form/webisode that I edited for “The First 48 Presents – The Killer Verdict” in which the horror of a murder, and the drama of an unpredictable courtroom trial are recreated. In this episode, a shooting on a desolate Florida beach, leaves a beautiful young woman dead and her wealthy husband wounded with four gunshots.
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Here is a trailer that I edited for “Talkin’ By Surprise” which is a show that the development department of Big Energy and ITV were pitching to networks at the time (2015). Talkin’ By Surprise stars Scott Rogowsky, .
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Here is a trailer that I edited for “Talkin’ By Surprise” which is a show that the development department of Big Energy and ITV were pitching to networks at the time (2015). Talkin’ By Surprise stars Scott Rogowsky, .
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I edited a pitch reel for “Help My Yelp” which was a development project at ITV, that was eventually bought by Food Network in 2016. Chef Monti Carlo enlists a team of Yelpers to help raise the dismal Yelp rating of restaurants that she explores.
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Here is a trailer that I edited for “Born This Way” which is a show the development department of Big Energy and ITV were pitching at the time (2015). The idea was inspired by the anti-bullying activism of Cassandra Fairbanks and Lady Gaga.
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Here is a trailer that I edited for “Talkin’ By Surprise” which is a show that the development department of Big Energy and ITV were pitching to networks at the time (2015). Talkin’ By Surprise stars Scott Rogowsky, .
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Here is a short form/webisode that I edited for “After The First 48 – Good Man Down” in which the horror of a murder, and the drama of an unpredictable courtroom trial are recreated. Prosecutor Samantha Knecht and Defense Attorney Emily Detoto speak about the issues of co-defendants testifying against one another.
In this episode, in Harris county Texas, a 41-year-old woman is killed in her home by four masked men. Investigators have an idea of who did, but can they get enough evidence to prove it? Then, when one of the defendants faces a jury, the defense turns the table and puts the Harris County Sheriffs’ department on trial.
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Here is a short form/webisode that I edited for “After The First 48 – What Lies Beneath” in which the horror of a murder, and the drama of an unpredictable courtroom trial are recreated. Jeffrey Mundt and Joseph Banis began running a counterfeiting scheme in the time between their committing and arrests for the murder of Jamie Carroll.
In this episode, after a body is discovered buried in a basement for six months in an Old Louisville home, the home’s owner and his boyfriend are charged with murder. Each claims the other is responsible for the gruesome crime. In two separate trials, the shocking details of their life together come out. And all of Louisville wonders: What really happened in that house?
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Here is a short form/webisode that I edited for “After The First 48 – Good Man Down” in which the horror of a murder, and the drama of an unpredictable courtroom trial are recreated. When surveillance footage is the key piece of evidence, will speculation about the footage cause the alleged killers to walk free?
In this episode, an aspiring police officer is gunned down during a vicious nightclub brawl, and it’s all caught on tape. Investigators pore over more than 80 hours of surveillance footage, hoping to identify the triggerman, but the video doesn’t show who fired the fatal shot. With so few witnesses willing to talk, the state needs to use the video to convince the jury of the events that led to this cold-blooded killing.
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Here is a scene that I edited for “The Mathis Project”
Back on television with BET’s The Mathis Project, Judge Greg Mathis merges both his books and past syndicated series to crack the mysteries of real-life crimes in some of America’s most dangerous areas.
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