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Jared Morell is an accomplished television and live event producer known for his work on high-profile series, specials, and award shows. With a dynamic career spanning major networks and streaming platforms, Morell has played a pivotal role in crafting compelling content across a variety of genres.

His extensive portfolio includes producing Dinner Time Live with David Chang (Netflix), Judge Steve Harvey (ABC), Brené Brown: Atlas of the Heart (Max), and The Comedy Lineup (Netflix). Morell has also led production on culturally significant specials such as The Met Gala (Vogue & Condé Nast), Vogue World Paris (Vogue & Condé Nast), Unfinished Beef: Chestnut vs. Kobayashi (Netflix), and The GQ Bowl (GQ & Condé Nast). His expertise extends into the music and comedy world with projects like BTS: Permission to Dance on Stage LA (Disney+), Taylor Swift Reputation Tour (Netflix), and stand-up specials featuring Nikki Glaser, Mike Epps, and Ken Jeong.

Beyond his production work, Morell has contributed to the development and pitches of major industry award shows, including The People’s Choice Awards, Kids’ Choice Awards, and MTV TV & Movie Awards. His keen eye for engaging storytelling and seamless execution has made him a sought-after producer in entertainment.

Prior to launching Full Day, award-winning producer Connor Schell spent his career at ESPN, where he created the documentary brand 30 for 30, and most recently ran Content at the company. In that role, Schell oversaw all of ESPN’s event production domestically and internationally, and was responsible for management of all original content, including studio and audio programming, on and off-platform digital content creation, ESPN Films, and The ESPYS. Schell served as an executive producer on 30 for 30, as well as the 2017 Academy Award-winning documentary O.J.: Made in America and the 2020 cultural phenomena, The Last Dance.

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Aaron Cohen is the Chief Creative Officer at Words + Pictures and Full Day. Aaron is one of the most decorated writers and producers in the documentary and sports television space, winning 32 Emmys and a Peabody Award, including the Dick Schaap Award for Outstanding Writing at the Sports Emmys nine times. He’s long been at the forefront of the growing field of documentary and docu-reality programs in sports, beginning with his groundbreaking work on the boxing series 24/7 for HBO, and continuing on with dozens of critically acclaimed and award-winning documentaries and docuseries at ESPN, HBO, NBC, Netflix, and more. In the live space, Aaron has also worked on the broadcasts of the biggest events in sports and entertainment, including 12 Olympic Games, five Super Bowls, and more than a dozen ESPY Awards.

David Chamberlin leads Full Day and the team focused on creating high-energy entertainment specials as well as dynamic, character-based unscripted series at Words + Pictures. Dave is a veteran executive producer who has deep experience producing and showrunning specials like the ESPYS, NFL Honors, the Oscars Red Carpet Show, and the Savage x Fenty Show, as well as unscripted series for a wide range of partners including Disney+, Netflix, ESPN+, LucasFilm, NBC, HBO, and more. Dave has won Emmys for his work on multiple 30 for 30 films, Monday Night Football, the Olympics, and the ESPY Awards. His work on The Confession earned him a Webby, and the short film Rick Was Here for Rolling Stone was nominated for an ASME Award.

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Jennifer Aiello is the Executive Vice President, Talent Management at Full Day Productions. With decades of experience and an industry-leading Rolodex, she can reach anyone and everyone. Jennifer has worked on over 1,000 sports and entertainment shows including the ESPYS, NFL Honors, the Super Bowl, NBA, first WNBA game, four Olympic Games, Olympic Trials, Tennis, Disney’s Marvel Hero Project, Time Kid of the Year, Time Person of the Year, Monday Night Football’s ManningCast and booked all athletes for Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for six years.

Prior to joining Full Day, Jennifer was a Talent Producer for ESPN’s SportsCentury, where her work was honored with both a Peabody and an Emmy. During her three-year tenure on the program’s senior staff, she booked over 3,000 athletes, celebrities, politicians, and historians. Jen has also worked at NBC Sports for nine years as a Producer’s Assistant and DGA Stage Manager.

Paria Sadighi is a seasoned expert in entertainment PR, communications, and marketing, with extensive experience driving impactful campaigns that elevate talent and captivate audiences. She holds key roles at industry-leading companies, including Kinetic Content, where she successfully spearheads promotional strategies for high-profile television series and projects. With a passion for storytelling and a talent for blending creativity with strategic insight, Paria thrives in this fast-paced industry. Her work is defined by passion, collaboration, and a commitment to delivering excellence.