The 5th Quarter is a quarter-hour digital series from 3Arts Entertainment. The sports mockumentary series functions like a comedic version of 30 for 30, and blends both professional athletes (Joel Embiid, Blake Griffin), sports commentators (Jim Ross, Kenny Mayne), and comedians (Marlon Wayans, George Lopez) into sports tales that are fact-adjacent.
Todd was hired on as Lead Editor on The 5th Quarter seasons two and three. As a largely unscripted docu-style show, Todd sifted through stacks of improvised material in order to pull out the most comedic moments and help give the episodic tales their structure. In addition to cutting over half of the episodes, he provided additional editing to others. Finally, Todd supervised the delivery of all episodes to ensure a consistent tone and comedic rhythm throughout the series.
The 5th Quarter is a sports mockumentary series from 3Arts Entertainment and OBB Media. Think ESPN’s 30 for 30 if it aired on Adult Swim. The trailblazing show mixes actual professional athletes (Blake Griffin, Joel Embiid and more) alongside comedians and comedic actors (including Marlon Wayans, George Lopez, and Oscar Nunez from NBC's The Office) into fact-adjacent, athletic tall-tales.
Todd was hired on as Lead Editor on The 5th Quarter seasons two and three. As a largely unscripted docu-style show, Todd sifted through stacks of improvised material in order to pull out the most comedic moments and help give the episodic tales their structure. In addition to cutting over half of the episodes, he provided additional editing to others. Finally, Todd supervised the delivery of all episodes to ensure a consistent tone and comedic rhythm throughout the series.
The 5th Quarter is a sports mockumentary series from 3Arts Entertainment and OBB Media. Think ESPN’s 30 for 30 if it aired on Adult Swim. The trailblazing show mixes actual professional athletes (Blake Griffin, Joel Embiid and more) alongside comedians and comedic actors (including Marlon Wayans, George Lopez, and Oscar Nunez from NBC's The Office) into fact-adjacent, athletic tall-tales. One notable episode stars Blake Griffin as a professional speed walker who must face off against his bitter rival Jimmy O. Yang (HBO’s Silicon Valley).
Todd was hired on as Lead Editor on The 5th Quarter seasons two and three. As a largely unscripted docu-style show, Todd sifted through stacks of improvised material in order to pull out the most comedic moments and help give the episodic tales their structure. In addition to cutting over half of the episodes, he provided additional editing to others. Finally, Todd supervised the delivery of all episodes to ensure a consistent tone and comedic rhythm throughout the series.
The 5th Quarter is a sports mockumentary series from 3Arts Entertainment and OBB Media. Think ESPN’s 30 for 30 if it aired on Adult Swim. The trailblazing show mixes actual professional athletes (Blake Griffin, Joel Embiid and more) alongside comedians and comedic actors (including Marlon Wayans, George Lopez, and Oscar Nunez from NBC's The Office) into fact-adjacent, athletic tall-tales.
Todd was hired on as Lead Editor on The 5th Quarter seasons two and three. As a largely unscripted docu-style show, Todd sifted through stacks of improvised material in order to pull out the most comedic moments and help give the episodic tales their structure. In addition to cutting over half of the episodes, he provided additional editing to others. Finally, Todd supervised the delivery of all episodes to ensure a consistent tone and comedic rhythm throughout the series.
The 5th Quarter is a sports mockumentary series from 3Arts Entertainment and OBB Media. Think ESPN’s 30 for 30 if it aired on Adult Swim. The trailblazing show mixes actual professional athletes (Blake Griffin, Joel Embiid and more) alongside comedians and comedic actors (including Marlon Wayans, George Lopez, and Oscar Nunez from NBC's The Office) into fact-adjacent, athletic tall-tales.
Todd was hired on as Lead Editor on The 5th Quarter seasons two and three. As a largely unscripted docu-style show, Todd sifted through stacks of improvised material in order to pull out the most comedic moments and help give the episodic tales their structure. In addition to cutting over half of the episodes, he provided additional editing to others. Finally, Todd supervised the delivery of all episodes to ensure a consistent tone and comedic rhythm throughout the series.
