About us

CJ Hunt III

CJ Hunt, Broadcast Journalist

Producer and Host with over twenty-years in broadcasting, voice overs, television, live events, and is the author of two books on diet and health. The documentary evolved from his true-life story, beginning in 1978 when paramedics brought Mr. Hunt back to life at the age of 24 after a cardiac arrest while jogging. This incident evoked an intense passion to find out how we can all achieve longer, healthier and happier lives and then share that with others.

In addition to executive producing and hosting the documentary, for 3 1/2 years Mr. Hunt also hosted a 30-minute weekly political roundup show for the City and County of San Francisco, “San Francisco Legislative Outlook,” on SFGTV (a city cable channel).

George Thompson

George A. Thompson, Vice President
Vice President and Managing Director of Hunt Thompson Media, L.L.C., has over 20 years of senior management experience in not-for-profit arts organizations. His direct experience in strategic planning, budget development and stewardship, project management and marketing make him an invaluable part of the core team of the project.

Our Atlanta Post-Production Group – ECG Productions, Inc.

Entertainment Creative Group Productions, Inc. (ECG) is a full-service video production, post-production and digital animation house, located in Marietta, GA. ECG has a long list of regional, national and international clients, including Coca-Cola, UPS, Verizon Wireless, GE, The Travel Channel, InDemand Networks, Saab and The Capital Grille.

Jason Sirotin, Producer and Creative Director, is an award-winning director/producer and twelve-year veteran of the entertainment industry. He started his career as a videographer for MSNBC, FOX NEWS, and CNN and went on to shoot and produce for such well known pundits as Sean Hannity, Bill O’Reily and Chris Matthews. In 2001, Sirotin became Head of Production and Programming for the national cable network, XY.tv, launching the channel in over ninety markets worldwide. In 2006, media giant Howard Stern tapped Sirotin to create original programming for his InDemand television network, “Howard TV,” producing over 100 episodes and five feature-length documentaries, including an award-winning September 11th retrospective. Most recently, Jason served as Line Producer on the feature film, “The Fat Boy Chronicles” (currently on the festival circuit). He also served as the Executive Producer of the indie drama, “Quarterlife Ben,” and Supervising Producer on the comedy, “Panama City” (both currently in post-production).

Jason Marraccini, Lead Editor founded ECG Productions with long-time friend and collaborator, Trey Gregory. In four year’s time they have taken the company from an unknown startup to one of the premiere sources for high-definition production and post-production in the Atlanta market, creating content for clients including The Travel Channel, Saab, UPS, Coca-Cola and GE. Jason has served as lead editor and sound designer on five short films, four features, numerous commercials and over 200 episodes of broadcast television. He recently completed editing “The Fat Boy Chronicles” and is currently editing and designing sound for the feature film, “Quarterlife Ben.”

Trey Gregory, Lead animator, has created cutting edge graphics and visual effects for short and feature films, broadcast television series and numerous corporate clients. Most recently, he conceptualized and executed award winning advertising campaigns for both Georgia Southern University and The Atlanta Film Festival, served as lead visual effects artist and compositor on the award winning short film, “Last Bullet,” and provided color grading for the award winning feature,“My Sixteenth Summer.” He is currently creating the visual effects and providing the final color grade for “Quarterlife Ben.”

First Round Post, Ways of Knowing, Los Angeles

Suzanne Bauman, Editor, Academy Award® Nominee and winner of the Academy Award® of Special Merit handled the film’s first major rough-cut. Ms. Bauman recently completed “Water Wars” and “The Writing Code,” a three-hour television series for PBS about the nature and history of writing from ancient times to the Internet, funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Science Foundation. Her feature documentary, “Shadow of Afghanistan” – twenty years in the making – premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival to stunning reviews. “Jackie Behind the Myth,” a two-hour documentary special on Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, has been a best-seller for PBS and sold overseas to more than 20 countries. An Academy Award Nominee for “Against Wind and Tide: A Cuban Odyssey,” her films are distributed worldwide.