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30 for 30

2009-2023
4 Seasons
ESPN
Documentary, Sports
TVPG

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A series of documentary films on sports stories from ESPN's first 30 years.

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30 For 30: Nature Boy

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Awards

2020 - Producers Guild Awards - Outstanding Producer of Non-Fiction Television - nominated
2019 - Emmy - Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series - nominated
2019 - Producers Guild Awards - Outstanding Producer of Non-Fiction Television - nominated
2018 - Producers Guild Awards - Outstanding Producer of Non-Fiction Television - nominated

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