Miles That Matter
GEICO / Paramount+ | Three-Part Docuseries | Director
Miles That Matter follows three basketball stars — Azzi Fudd, Trey McKenney, and Napheesa Collier — back to the roads, gyms, and kitchen tables that shaped them before the spotlight ever found them. Each episode traces one athlete's return home: Fudd through Arlington, VA, and her mother's basketball legacy; McKenney back to Flint, Michigan, his old boarding school, and his grandfather's church; Collier through Miami and her family's roads in Missouri, tracing the community roots that later inspired her to help found a new league.
Produced by GEICO in partnership with Religion of Sports as part of GEICO's official NCAA sponsorship, the series premiered March 16, 2026 on Paramount+ and CBS Sports Network to coincide with March Madness. It's built around a simple idea GEICO wanted at its center: the early morning drives and late-night pickups — the unglamorous miles — are where greatness actually gets built.
Believers: Boston Red Sox tells the story of how, for 86 years, the Red Sox broke the spirits of generations of their most devoted followers, falling short of a championship in heartbreaking and unforgettable fashion, time and time again. Yet through every collapse, every missed chance, and every season of disappointment, Boston fans held on to an unshakable belief that redemption would come.
Featuring appearances and commentary from Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Katie Nolan, Bill Burr, Donnie Wahlberg, Uzo Aduba, Sam Jay, Maria Menounos, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Neil deGrasse Tyson, along with members of the 2004 Red Sox roster including Johnny Damon, Curt Schilling, David Ortiz, Kevin Millar, and Bronson Arroyo, Believers chronicles how that enduring faith, a remarkable group of players, and a city ready for change came together to break one of the most notorious curses in sports.
The series follows Boston’s improbable 2004 postseason run through the lens of the franchise’s complex history and the city’s passionate culture, capturing the defining moments when belief and extraordinary talent finally rewarded the city’s long-suffering faithful. In doing so, the Red Sox did more than win a championship—they redefined what it meant to believe, both on the field and in the hearts of an entire fanbase.
Premieres September 26 on the ESPN App for subscribers to an ESPN Unlimited plan.
What really happens in the six weeks between the NCAA Women’s Tournament and the start of the WNBA season? Kelsey Plum, Georgia Amoore and Sania Feagin star in The Fastest Six Weeks in Sports, a new women’s basketball docuseries following WNBA veterans and rookies through the most intense stretch of the year.
Follow top rookies Georgia Amoore and Sania Feagin as they make the leap from college basketball to the pros, alongside WNBA champion Kelsey Plum. From leaving college to grueling training and preparing for the toughest league in the world, this docuseries takes you inside the journey of going pro. Experience the pressure, dedication, and determination that are shaping the future of women’s basketball. These six weeks will change everything for the players and the game itself.
The Fastest Six Weeks in Sports is presented by Religion of Sports, Ensemble, and Deep Blue Sports + Entertainment, in partnership with DoorDash and Uncrustables. Watch the premiere September 12th free on Roku.
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In The Arena: Serena Williams
ESPN | 8-Part Docuseries | Director
An intimate, unflinching portrait of one of the greatest athletes of all time, In The Arena: Serena Williams traces the iconic tennis champion’s most pivotal matches—and the personal stakes behind them. Through vérité footage, original interviews, and motion-driven storytelling, the series unpacks Serena’s evolution as an athlete, mother, and cultural force.
Told largely in Serena’s own words, the series goes beyond the headlines to explore themes of resilience, identity, and legacy—revealing what it means to stay at the top of your game while challenging the rules of it entirely.
Season two of the Emmy Award-winning unscripted short-form sports documentary series “Greatness Code,” reveals what truly drives the world’s greatest athletes to succeed. This season, Lindsey Vonn, Marcus Rashford, Russell Wilson, Leticia Bufoni, Scout Bassett and Bubba Wallace pull back the curtain on a pivotal career moment when they touched greatness. Told through a stylized hybrid of live action and visual effects, “Greatness Code” premieres its second season globally on Friday, May 13 on Apple TV+.
“Greatness Code” is produced for Apple TV+ by Religion of Sports and UNINTERRUPTED.
Director of Animation: Lauren Fisher
Emmy Award Winner (Outstanding Post Produced Graphics)
In Greatness Code, memory and metaphor, storytelling and philosophy weave together the dynamic combination of humanity and other wordly greatness. 7 of the worlds greatest athletes share their stories in this Apple Original produced by Religion of Sports and Uninterrupted.
Director: Gotham Chopra
Director of Animation: Lauren Fisher
A series of short doc pieces explores the unique story of several NFL players draft experiences. It was so special to not only direct the animation but to also conduct the interviews with each of these legendary players. The series was the winner of a 2022 Silver Telly Award.
Watch the rest of the series here.
Production Company: The Famous Group
Client: NFL/Tim Tubito
Director: Lauren Fisher
Animators: Alexis Lim, Chris Newton, Loren McNames, Lauren Fisher
Editor: Dylan Young
Sound: Chris Pinkston
DP’s: Brian Meyers, Drew Shankweiler, Chris Lawhorn, Greg Kessler, LA Drones, Tyler Moses
A collection of some of my latest art direction work.
Main Title Sequence for the Facebook Watch Series "Tom Vs. Time"
Design and Animation: Lauren Fisher
Facebook Watch Presents
A Dirty Robber Production for
Religion Of Sports
Director: Gotham Chopra
