Projects I developed, produced, hosted, or was otherwise involved with.

A quick sizzle of projects I worked on while at Onion Inc.

I developed an A.V. Club docuseries, a sort of 30 for 30 for pop culture, which received a pilot order from a major streamer. This episode looked at the Juggalo March on Washington to protest the FBI designating fans of Insane Clown Posse as a criminal gang. I developed and pitched the series, chose topics, and supervised production.

Also for the A.V. Club docuseries, this episode was going to look at the life and death of beloved comedian and writer Harris Wittels. I developed and pitched the series, chose topics, and supervised production.

For the Fusion network, a half-hour comedy special reflecting on the unforgettable images of the 2016 presidential election—all of them created by The Onion’s masterful graphics team. I executive produced.

To support the comedy special we did for Fusion in 2016, we created a couple of commercials for bogus things, like a Trump program that let minorities register as “one of the good ones.” I executive produced.

Developed for TechCrunch, this Onion Studios web series pitted comedian Judah Friedlander (30 Rock) against various forms of A.I. and machine learning. I executive produced.

A documentary special made in conjunction with Rooster Teeth looking at virtual reality. I developed, executive produced, and wrote.

For Entertainment Weekly, I went around NYC with Ernie Hudson and talked about Ghostbusters.

The A.V. Club’s travel show visited pop culture landmarks: locations from film, TV, music, and more. I developed, executive produced, produced, and hosted numerous episodes.

The A.V. Club’s signature video series invited bands into our office to choose from a list of preselected cover songs. It ran for numerous seasons and racked up millions of views. I hosted numerous episodes, assisted with song selection, and provided production support.

The A.V. Club’s music series spoke to notable artists about one song of theirs at a location relevant to the song. I helped develop and hosted a couple episodes.