Stephen C. Mitchell

Stephen C. Mitchell's directorial debut was the Grammy-nominated documentary "Talihina Sky: The Story of Kings of Leon" about three-time Grammy winning rock band Kings of Leon. "Talihina Sky" was distributed theatrically in the U.K. and aired on Showtime Networks in North America after premiering at international film festivals, including 2011 Tribeca Film Festival and 2012 Edinburg International Film Festival. Mitchell also directed the ESPN Films documentary "Nixon's National Champs" about the 1969 College Football season when newly-elected President Nixon traveled to the "Game of the Century" so he could name the National Champion on ABC TV. The film features the "voice of college football," Chris Fowler and received the help and support of The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum. In the fall of 2015, Mitchell directed Toby Keith's "Neighborhood Sessions," a 1-hour branded content film for State Farm that was produced by Translation LLC / Radical Media and aired in prime