Our Team
Mark Durand
Writer / Director
Mark Durand has won 4 Emmy & 3 Peabody Awards for shows & films like This Week in Baseball; Bay City Blues, Tales from the Darkside, ESPN’s SportsCentury & 30 for 30 documentary series. In its first 2 years he worked closely with Albert Maysles, Barbara Kopple, Alex Gibney, Steve James & Brett Morgen. 30 for 30 received 4 of the 6 Emmy nominations under his supervision.
Jessica Malutoro
Executive Producer
Jessica … is a bestselling author and journalist who spent 16 years at The New York Times and Sports Illustrated. She was honored by the Associated Press Sports Editors (APSE) five times, presented with the Arthur Ashe Trailblazer award for social commentary, and the Front Page Award from the Newswomen's Club of New York. In 2012, she launched a production company with documentaries listed in previous credits
Jon Sonneborn
Executive Producer
Jon's musical mystery comedy Morton Meets the Eye (which he wrote, produced and stars in) is scheduled for release in 2026. His stage musical You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet about America's first superstar, Al Jolson, is currently in development.
Selena Roberts
Producer
Selena Roberts is a bestselling author and journalist who spent 16 years at The New York Times and Sports Illustrated. She was honored by the Associated Press Sports Editors (APSE) five times, presented with the Arthur Ashe Trailblazer award for social commentary, and the Front Page Award from the Newswomen's Club of New York.
Erin Leyden
Producer
Erin is a director/producer/showrunner with a focus on sports documentaries. Before venturing into the freelance space, she worked at ESPN Films and was part of the original production team for the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning 30 for 30 series.
Paul Carruthers
Editor
Paul has won six Emmy and three Peabody awards. He and director Mark Durand teamed up on numerous SportsCentury and 30 for 30 projects, as well as Unsettled Scores, receiving an Emmy nomination for Best Edited Special.
Tamara Holmes
Associate Producer
Tamara has been a star women’s baseball player for the past 30 years. She still plays in tournaments, coaches women's baseball teams is a firefighter and a cross fitness trainer. She appears in Her Game Is Hardball and has been a great help as a consultant to the project.
Johnnie Day Durand
Composer
Johnnie Day has composed music tracks for films like Into the Light: Meaningful Recovery for Psychosis; Bud Greenspan: The Heart of the Games, Unsettled Scores(ESPN), as well as numerous theatrical productions - including Llamadoll, where she conducted six musicians live for two short film series in Burlington, Vermont. youtube.com/@Johnnieday