When I arrived in Los Angeles, I decided to gain experience in all aspects of filmmaking in order to bring excellence to the projects I believed in. I worked on the crew on many TV and feature projects. From there, I joind Warner Bros. Studios and became an apprentice to one of their most prolific television producers. With my experience now rounded, I was ready "to make a difference." I started looking for projects that would have a message. "A Champion's Flight" was that project. Not only did I seek out the book and buy the rights, I also convinced NBC to produce it. Up against Monday Night Football, we came in 2nd in the ratings.