Maximum Justice was a show I produced pretty much end to end — though the original idea came from the two permanent judges. They came up with the concept and wrote the cases for each episode. From there, my job was to build everything around it.

That meant taking their vision and actually making it a show. I built out the production, brought in a different guest judge each episode, and figured out how to make the whole thing work on screen. The idea they gave me was already great: real people, real fights, three judges — but with one twist that made it unlike anything else. Losing doesn't mean paying money. Losing means punishment.

My job was to turn that into something people would actually want to watch. Physical challenges, humiliating consequences, unpredictable verdicts.


This was executed as a multi-cam show with 6 Sony FX3s. 10 episodes were shot over the course of 3 days.