Producers on a feature documentary directed by Dawn Porter about three men wrongfully convicted of murder who spent 36 years behind bars, and the ripple effects the case had on the community and the witnesses who were pressured to testify against them, Premiered at Sundance Film Festival, January 2026.

Senior Producers on American Reckoning, a PBS Frontline documentary, that uncovers the long-buried story of Wharlest Jackson, a Black civil rights activist whose 1967 murder was never solved. Through powerful archival footage, firsthand accounts, and a contemporary investigation, the film explores the legacy of racial injustice and the ongoing fight for truth and accountability. 

Producers of PBS documentary that chronicles the life of Vernon Jordan, tracing his journey from the segregated South to becoming a prominent civil rights leader, attorney, and advisor to U.S. presidents. Directed by Dawn Porter, Vernon Jordan: Make it Plain offers an intimate look at Jordan's pivotal role in advancing racial equality and his enduring influence in American politics and business.

Directed and produced Bygone DC, a film that explores Washington, D.C.'s rich history through archival footage and personal interviews. The film spotlights iconic local establishments and landmarks that once defined the Greater Washington area, examining how their disappearance has impacted the community's cultural landscape. 

Retro Report on PBS: Wall Street’s #MeToo Moment explores how women in finance challenged sexual harassment in the 1980s and ’90s, long before the #MeToo movement. Through archival footage and personal stories, it connects past struggles on Wall Street to ongoing efforts for workplace equality today.

Shaken Baby Syndrome on Trial revisits  the 1997 trial of British au pair Louise Woodward, whose conviction for the death of an infant thrust shaken baby syndrome into the national spotlight. The film examines the evolving science behind the diagnosis, highlighting how initial medical consensus has faced increasing scrutiny over time. 

A look back at the story of Terri Schiavo, whose medical crisis sparked a prolonged legal fight between her husband and parents over life-sustaining care. The story followed how a private family tragedy grew into a national political flashpoint, influencing public conversations about advance directives, end-of-life choices, and government involvement in personal medical decisions.

Profile of basketball legend Michael Jordan -- one of his first in-depth television interviews after retirement. The segment offered rare access and insight into his competitive drive, legacy, and life beyond the game.

This piece told the inspiring story of Mark Dant, a father who turned grief into action after his son Ryan was diagnosed with a fatal illness. Dant's relentless campaign to fund research helped lead to a breakthrough treatment, saving his son’s life and shining a light on the challenges of developing cures for rare diseases.