Apr 18, 2026 · 35 min · 13 segments
In this episode, host Nate Moore is joined Sean Martin, Senior Manager of Content Development at the PGA TOUR, who shares insights from his decades-long career in golf content. They discuss the…
Sean MartinGuest
Nate MooreHost
Well, you mentioned the NFL films thing, and I actually didn't really have this on my list of things to talk about, but it's actually really cool.
I have not yet seen it, but we'll, we'll definitely get on, uh, get on that and remedy that.
But I think at PGA Tour Studios, we really like to think that we punch above our weight.
And, you know, I think that really comes down a lot to our leadership under Michael Reisman.
So I it was new to me in the sense of kind of this role that I've had for the past year, being more on that video side.
And I think seeing that side of things, I'm always amazed by the amount of collaboration like I tell people back in my old days as a writer, like you could tell me to write a book and I could do it myself.
Whereas the things that, you know, we do on the video side from chasing Sunday to network specials to even social posts requires, you know, many hands and sometimes dozens.
And um it's not something if you told me to go you know redo scotty 24 and do it myself like i could not do that no matter how much time you gave me you just you need so many different people so many different skill sets and i think i always wondered why the credits were so long after films and things like that and then you see it and you realize Like the amount of hands it takes, the amount of teamwork it takes and coordination and logistics to make it happen.
In addition to the artistic side, like never did I realize how important logistics were to content creation.
Like you think about the creative act, the creative side, the camera people, the directors, but even just getting people in the right place, which again comes down to great leadership.
And even not even in the credits, but like the part where the music stops, like, you know, where it's just all right, we're rolling these names.
And I mean, a credit to you guys and that entire team for an awesome week and awesome content.
Well, you mentioned the NFL films thing, and I actually didn't really have this on my list of things to talk about, but it's actually really cool.
I have not yet seen it, but we'll, we'll definitely get on, uh, get on that and remedy that.
But I think at PGA Tour Studios, we really like to think that we punch above our weight.
And, you know, I think that really comes down a lot to our leadership under Michael Reisman.
So I it was new to me in the sense of kind of this role that I've had for the past year, being more on that video side.
And I think seeing that side of things, I'm always amazed by the amount of collaboration like I tell people back in my old days as a writer, like you could tell me to write a book and I could do it myself.
Whereas the things that, you know, we do on the video side from chasing Sunday to network specials to even social posts requires, you know, many hands and sometimes dozens.
And um it's not something if you told me to go you know redo scotty 24 and do it myself like i could not do that no matter how much time you gave me you just you need so many different people so many different skill sets and i think i always wondered why the credits were so long after films and things like that and then you see it and you realize Like the amount of hands it takes, the amount of teamwork it takes and coordination and logistics to make it happen.
In addition to the artistic side, like never did I realize how important logistics were to content creation.
Like you think about the creative act, the creative side, the camera people, the directors, but even just getting people in the right place, which again comes down to great leadership.
And even not even in the credits, but like the part where the music stops, like, you know, where it's just all right, we're rolling these names.
And I mean, a credit to you guys and that entire team for an awesome week and awesome content.
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