Scott Cikowski

Producer / Editor

Three-time Sports Emmy winner



Documentaries

  • Poster for Once Upon a Time in Anaheim, an E60 documentary
    ESPN · E60

    Once Upon a Time in Anaheim

    My role
    Director / Editor
    The project
    The story of how fiction became reality. A Disney children’s movie launched a real NHL franchise, and a decade later the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim were playing for the Stanley Cup.
    Director / Editor
  • Poster for Intimidator: The Lasting Legacy of Dale Earnhardt, an E60 documentary
    ESPN · E60

    Intimidator

    My role
    Director
    The project
    Fearless, feared and larger than life, Dale Earnhardt was the Intimidator. His death at Daytona shook NASCAR to its core and forced a reckoning that would change racing forever.
    Director
  • Poster for BONDS, an E60 documentary
    ESPN · E60

    Bonds

    My role
    Producer
    The project
    MLB’s home run king, Barry Bonds is the greatest hitter in baseball history, and its most controversial. With one last shot on the Hall of Fame ballot, the question remains: will he get in?
    Producer
  • Poster for Unrivaled: Red Wings v Avalanche, an E60 documentary
    ESPN · E60

    Unrivaled

    My role
    Associate Producer
    The project
    It started with one cheap shot. What followed was the bloodiest rivalry in NHL history, as the Red Wings and Avalanche traded punches, and Stanley Cups, for the better part of a decade.
    Associate Producer
  • Poster for The Great Imposter and Me, an E60 documentary
    ESPN · E60

    The Great Imposter and Me

    My role
    Associate Producer
    The project
    Barry Bremen spent the ’80s talking his way onto the biggest stages in sports, dressed as everyone from an NBA All-Star to an NFL referee. But even after his death, the Great Imposter had one last surprise up his sleeve.
    Associate Producer
  • Poster for Project 11, an E60 documentary
    ESPN · E60

    Project 11

    My role
    Associate Producer
    The project
    In 2018, a broken leg nearly cost quarterback Alex Smith his life. Seventeen surgeries later, he set out to do what no one thought possible: play in the NFL again.
    Associate Producer

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Teases & Trailers