Awful Announcing
EJ Laretta and Melissa Radzimski have both joined Religion of Sports, and the company also announced a new Simone Biles docuseries this week.
The first seven-episode season will feature chronicle athletes at pivotal moments in their careers.
Brady will be on camera for several projects, including a documentary titled Unseen Football.
"We know that our sports heroes face mental health challenges, just like so many others. We hope this project will advance that conversation and show people that resources and assistance are available to everyone."
Director Gotham Chopra spoke to AA about why he featured pundits like ESPN's Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman in the final episode of Stephen vs The Game, and how Stephen Curry reacts to being under a punditry microscope.
Curry's openness combined with Gotham Chopra's skillful use of archival footage and interviews of others to make the first episode of Stephen Vs. The Game an interesting one, one which stands out in a crowded field of athlete content.
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Fans can rewatch an episode with Brady and Chopra Tuesday night, then check out a new epilogue episode Wednesday.
Gotham Chopra, Tom Brady and Michael Strahan will again serve as executive producers.
The trio has teamed up before on a documentary series.
Tom vs Time will air on Facebook Watch later this month, and provide an unusual look behind the scenes at Brady, particularly relevant given all the talk about him recently.
Religion of Sports' second season premieres Wednesday night at 9 p.m. Eastern with a look at FC Lampedusa, a German soccer team comprised mostly of refugees.
The documentary, about "the modern history of the NBA and the league’s impact on global popular culture," will premiere in 2018.
