Florida-based Documentary/reality Shows and Independent Shorts
- Dr. G: Inside the Caylee Anthony Case (2012/Documentary TV Special)
- Dr G Medical Examiner (2004-/Docu-Drama)
- Hogan Knows Best (2005-/Reality Show)
- Carpocolypse (2005/Sports Reality Show)
- On Being Your Average Joe (2005/Independent short)
- Garriage: A Documentary in 4 Chapters and an Epilogue (2004/Documentary)
- Making The Band (2000/Reality Show)
- The Chad Effect (2001/Independent short)
- The Paper Route (1999/Independent short)
- WWF: Raw Is War (1997/Sports Show)
- Skating's Next Star (2006 /Competition Reality) WE Woman's Entertainment
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