Click on the links below for past work:
Chops (2007)
Each year, Jazz at Lincoln Center and its artistic director Wynton Marsalis host the Essentially Ellington Festival, a competition of high school jazz bands from across the country. This documentary focuses on one Florida band's experience at the festival.
*2007 Tribeca Film Festival
*2007 International Documentary Association
Ghosts of Bataan (Discovery Channel - 2005)
This haunting narrative provides a glimpse into the atrocities endured by the American and Filipino soldiers on the infamous 'Bataan Death March.' It is estimated that more than 40,000 American and Filipino soldiers met a brutal death from the time of the surrender on Bataan in April of 1942 until the war’s end in 1945. The documentary also chronicles the ultimate liberation of Bataan and the return home of the survivors, many of whom rarely spoke of their experiences until now. Aired on The Discovery Channel in August 2005.
Headfirst: The Story of Charlie Hustle (ESPN Original Entertainment - 2004)
Defiance. Perseverance. Attitude. Arrogance. Terms that defined Pete Rose, baseball legend. They also represent the criminality that has most recently dominated his life. Headfirst: The Story of Charlie Hustle takes a unique approach in dissecting the celebrity and subsequent fall of this legend.
The First Four Minutes (ESPN Original Entertainment - 2005)
The First Four Minutes defines a period of time when the term “amateur” still had meaning -- where drug testing and sponsorships were unheard of concepts. And, in 1954, a simple race against time captivated fans worldwide, epitomizing sport at its purest form. The documentary not only chronicles the pursuit of the first four-minute mile, but provides insight into who these men were and what drove them to chase it down. Narrated by Liam Neeson. Aired September 2005 on ESPN and ESPN HD.
SportsCentury (1999-2005)
This critically acclaimed series profiled the greatest athletes in the world, providing insight into who these legends are, and what made them pioneers. Cinco was involved in several of these productions, including Secretariat, Wilt Chamberlain, Willie Mays, Jim McMahon and Lance Armstong. To view a clip of the Lance feature, click here.
