Jeff Cvitković is a multiple Emmy-winning writer, producer, director, and editor known for creating premium documentary and sports content for major networks and streaming platforms.

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His work includes co-directing and editing Coach Snoop for Netflix, showcasing Snoop Dogg's journey as a youth football coach, and Secrets in the Sky: The Story of Skunk Works for History Channel, which explored the classified world of spy planes. As Co-Executive Producer and Editor of The Mighty Misfits Who Made Marvel for AMC, Jeff helped bring the untold story of Marvel's creative pioneers to life. He also served as Co-Executive Producer and Editor on ESPN+'s Fight Island: Declassified, taking viewers behind the scenes of the UFC's groundbreaking pandemic-era events.

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At NFL Films, Jeff spent over a decade as a Senior Producer and Editor, where he worked on the first six seasons of HBO's groundbreaking sports reality series Hard Knocks, helping to define the genre of behind-the-scenes sports storytelling. 

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During his tenure as Supervising Producer at NASCAR Productions, Jeff created and directed the Emmy-winning series 100,000 Cameras for FOX Sports, a pioneering show that revolutionized how sporting events are captured and presented. He also directed and edited the feature-length documentary I Am Dale Earnhardt for Paramount+, bringing the racing legend's story to a new generation of fans.

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Since 2016, Jeff has operated Heroscope Media, a boutique production company specializing in high-end documentary and branded content. With over 25 years of experience across all phases of production and post-production, he continues to push creative boundaries in nonfiction storytelling.

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This past year, with his wife and kids he launched a fun educational YouTube Channel called Ms. Mystery & Friends, which has over 78,000 subscribers. He is also nearing completion of his first novel, a humorous mash up of Hollywood, paranormal, and skateboard cultures (obviously).

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In his spare time, he's an avid surfer.