BRINGING UNCONVENTIONAL STORIES TO LIFE
Brian Murphy is an Emmy Award winning filmmaker with extensive experience directing, producing, editing, writing & developing original content for film/tv.
Brian founded Stone Street Productions in 2021 to find and tell unconventional sports stories, a skill he honed over two decades of documentary production at HBO Sports, MLB Network and NHL Network. He’s directed two New York Festival TV & Film Award winners, a Chicago/Midwest Regional Emmy winner, worked on four Emmy Award winning documentaries, and received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Edited Special.
A passionate and versatile storyteller, at Stone Street Productions Brian has tackled nuanced stories across disparate subjects – from WWE, to poker, soccer, baseball, and cricket, each project uniquely focused on capturing and exploring human emotion across diverse subjects and demographics.
EXPERIENCE
Documentaries:
A&E Biography Legends: DX (A&E)
Glory and Grief: The Ferguson Jenkins Story (Marquee Sports Network)
The 1970 Boston Bruins: Big, Bad & Bobby (NHL Network)
Remembering the Game for New York (MLB Network)
The Cobra at Twilight (MLB Network)
Picture Perfect: The Story of the 1993 Season (NHL Network)
Joy in Wrigleyville (MLB Network)
Slap Shot at 40 (NHL Network)
Holy Cow! The Story of Harry Caray (MLB Network)
Orchestrating an Upset (NHL Network)
Icons Lost (MLB Network)
Bench (MLB Network)
Alex Cora: The Making of a Champion (MLB Network)
Mr. Padre (MLB Network)
Billy (MLB Network)
2016 World Series Film (MLB Network)
The Sounds of Baseball (MLB Network)
Namath (HBO Sports)
Lombardi (HBO Sports)
Assault in the Ring (HBO Sports)
Breaking The Huddle (HBO Sports)
Docu-Follow:
Behind the Glass: Philadelphia Flyers Training Camp (NHL Network)
Behind the Glass: New Jersey Devils Training Camp (NHL Network)
Let’s Collaborate
Email: Brian.Murphy@StoneStreetProductions.com
Phone: 978-807-1473
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