Two months after graduating from Boston University in 1993, he began his television career as a production assistant for ESPN in Bristol, Connecticut.
Sean is the director and writer of the acclaimed documentary, Run Ricky Run that is a part of ESPN’s award-winning 30 for 30 series. Run Ricky Run, was one of four films chosen by ESPN to be entered into the International Documentary Awards competition and ultimately won its category. The 30 for 30 series, along with Run Ricky Run, also won a Peabody Award and was nominated for an Emmy.
Pamphilon has consistently fulfilled multiple roles in TV news including writer, director, on-camera talent, and producer. Since 1995, his spoken-word poetry essays have appeared on ESPN, FOX, ABC, NBC, CNN, Classic Sports and USA Networks. In 1997, Pamphilon received a Best Writing sports Emmy nomination for the spoken-word essay “Free Agent Fan”, which he produced – and was the on-camera talent in – for the X-Games.
Mr. Pamphilon is known for his journalistic approach to storytelling; showing his subjects in real-time, and also for his ability to find and present unique subject matter
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