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Mitchell Swartz
Former NFL offensive tackle
Mitchell Swartz is an Emmy and Webby award-winning creative professional who currently serves as the Director of Unscripted Content & Development at the National Football League (NFL).1 Here are some key details about his career and background:
Professional Experience
Mitchell has been with the NFL for over 16 years, progressing through various roles:
Current Role:
- Director, Unscripted Content & Development (July 2019 - Present)
- Oversees development and production of NFL Media branded content
- Drives strategy for new digital-first series
- Manages content distribution across NFL's digital and social channels
- Advises on programming for NFL's digital streaming platforms
- Leads a team of content creators and manages vendors1
Previous NFL Positions:
- Senior Producer (2016-2019)
- Senior Manager of Video Production (2014-2016)
- Manager of Video Production (2011-2014)
- Producer/Editor (2007-2011)1
Education
Mitchell holds a Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Journalism from Boston University, which he earned between 2002 and 2006.1
Achievements
- Winner of the 2020 Webby Award for "NFL Explained: History of Broadcast Innovations & Technology" in the General Video - Sports Category1
- Recipient of the 2013 Sports Emmy for Outstanding New Approaches (Short Format) as a producer for "NFL UP!"1
Skills and Expertise
Mitchell's career at the NFL demonstrates his expertise in:
- Content strategy and development
- Video production and editing
- Team leadership and management
- Branded and sponsored content creation
- Digital and social media content distribution
- Budget management and vendor negotiations
His long tenure with the NFL and progression through various roles highlight his deep understanding of sports media and content creation in the digital age.
Highlights
Sep 12 · timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Mitchell Schwartz's Cryptic Tweet Stirs Debate About Mahomes ...
Aug 2 · youtube.com
Busting the NFL Myths of 2024 ft. Mitchell Schwartz - YouTube
Dec 4 · reddit.com
Mitchell Schwartz weighs in on the fanbase's criticism of the team ...