National Honor Society; Validictorian, College of Fine Arts at Carnegie-Mellon U.; Phi Beta Kappa.
"30 Minutes" won Emmys; "The Burning Questions won Emmys; REBOP won Emmys. Ragtime received Academy,
Golden Globe, BAFTA, Grammy, Los Angeles Film Critic Association, NAACP Image, New York Film Critics
Circle and Writers Guild of America nominations and awards.
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Producer, Writer, AP, Researcher
Television
by Various Concerns
I've worked as Producer, Associate Producer, Researcher/Content Analyst, Writer and Assistant Editor at WGBH, CBS NEWS, ABC NEWS, NBC NEWS, WNET/Thirteen, The Children’s Television Workshop, ESSENCE Television Productions, Inc., The Learning Channel, and at Black Entertainment Television (BET). While attending Graduate School in Boston, MA, he worked as a Content Analyst on “REBOP,” a children’s TV show, and conducted extensive formative research for the Emmy-Award winning children’s TV science series, “3-2-1 Contact.” He also worked as an Assistant Reporter for WNAC TV. Other noteworthy programs he has worked on are ABC’s “THE BURNING QUESTIONS,” a weekly, hour-long documentary series; CBS’ “THIRTY-MINUTES,” a teenage adaptation of its esteemed precursor, “60-Minutes”; WNET’s “BILL MOYER’S JOURNAL”; “ESSENCE,” an NBC TV, weekly, one-hour series, noted for its acclaimed “Sarah Vaughan Special”; The Learning Channel’s “AFRICAN-AMERICAN’S PERSPECTIVE OF THE O.J. SIMPSON TRIAL AND VERDICT”; and Black Entertainment Television’s “BIOGRAPHIES IN BLACK” profile series.