01Jagger Eaton’s Mega Life
Lead story producer across 20 episodes, shaping story in collaboration with producers, editors, and network executives.
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Stories That Move
Long before the debate about whether AI could replicate taste, the creative journey was already about structure, rhythm, emotion, image, and sound.
Film · Television · MusicThis is the foundation: television story production, songwriting, composition, and the craft of turning raw material into something an audience can feel.
Structure · Rhythm · Emotion · Image · SoundChapter 01 / Television
Finding the storyinside the material.
Story production across 17+ series and more than 70 episodes, including senior and supervising roles.
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02Lost Gold of World War II
Story produced eight episodes, helped shape the season narrative with editors and producers, and conducted historical research to verify and validate claims.
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03Basketball and Other Things
Story producer for the interview based documentary series inspired by Shea Serrano’s bestselling book.
Chapter 02 / Music
Sound carries what words cannot.
Selected songwriting, production, composition, and sync work across film, television, documentary, radio, and live performance.
01Freakier Friday
“Crumble” featured in the motion picture. Written and produced by Manish Ayachit.
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02Presumed Innocent
Songs “Murder Me” and “Grown Ups” featured in the series.
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03The Twilight Zone
Two songs from The Shoals, “We Got Along” and “I’ll Follow,” featured in the series. Written and produced by Manish Ayachit.
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05NPR Public Song Project
Winner for a cover of Irving Berlin’s “What’ll I Do,” recorded with Ashleigh Prather. Interviewed on WNYC and performed the song live at Lincoln Center.
View source (opens in a new tab)Editorial judgment. Narrative craft. Music, rhythm, and emotional intuition.