Azriel Relph

Produced the third hour of a four-part limited series about a group that went from a hippie street ministry in the sixties, to a multimillion dollar mega church in the eighties and nineties, and ended in the 2000s as a tiny insular cult raided by the Feds for child sex trafficking.

Two hour original documentary investigating a con man suspected of a string of murders over 40 years.

Booked 13 episodes (researched, booked, pitched), and produced 2 episodes.

Booked 10 episodes (researched, booked, wrote pitches). Produced one episode.

Researched capital murder cases, wrote treatments, pre-interviewed and booked guests, set shoot schedules and managed deadlines and budgets. Produced field shoots, contributed to scripts, secured archival rights and supervised researchers for fact checking.

Pre-production and field production for this true crime series. Produced prison interviews, host segments, field shoots and interviews with law enforcement, victim’s families, survivors and journalists across the country.

I helped produce three one-hour episodes of Death Row Stories, a co-production with Sundance Pictures. From research, to field producing, to deliverables, I worked on all aspects of this investigative series. This included massive legal research, people searches, FOIA requests, prison interviews and cinematic productions all under tight deadlines.

I worked on all aspects of longform production. I wrote scripts, produced interviews and shoots, researched footage, supervised edits and tracked narrators. I worked on internal productions such as Mitt Romney: Making a Candidate and Hubris: Selling the Iraq War, and coordinated with production companies for commissioned shows.

I pitched, researched and produced investigative stories. I wrote articles and produced multimedia features on human trafficking, nuclear safety and more. I spent over a month at Penn State, covering the arrest and trial of Jerry Sandusky. My work appeared on NBC Nightly News, The Today Show, MSNBC and online.

I was a regular contributor to these South Bronx sister-newspapers, representing parts of the poorest congressional district in the United States. My coverage ranged from the arts and environment, to gun-violence and the influence of Hugo Chavez in the area.

I coordinated between editors, writers and production to ensure the magazine closed on time each week.

Transcribed and logged raw footage for the multi-award-winning documentary, "First Position."

I participated in production of investigative stories that aired on NBC Nightly News and The Today Show.