his name is seth camillo and seth, i want to welcomom you fifit to the program. i know you and your wife now california. seth is here today to talk about a tremenus effort on his part called gridiron heroes. a full-length, i believe 77 minutes, full-length documentary based on the utory of a young man hurt in high schoho and i we're going to show the trailer in a moment. you're a university of iowa graduate and in cinema and comparative lliterature. before we start about, this tell me about why you like documentary producing and why you got into it. >> seth: that's an interesting question and it happened as an undergraduate. fiction films require lots and lots of paem to make and it -- people to make and it takes a lot of resources. was something i just got into because it was something i could do, not on my own completely, but it was something you could have an idea and realize witho involving a lot of other people and needing financing to the same extent you need for a fiction film. that's really how i got into it. it's a way to be able to tell stories and then

canales family is also gridironheroes.org, so check out those two sites online and learn more about seth camillo and about what he's done as a documentary producer and. >> seth: and we have the next one come out is about the world -- i made it with my mother. it's about the world's largest traveling circus and we did it over ten years, traveled with the circus. >> ron: it's called "the circus right? >> seth: yes, sir. >> ron: seth, thanks vmp for being on the show. we'll see you next week, also coming up on "early today," wied kwets looms over numerous deaths. icy road caused treacherous home. iraqi forces claimed key ramadi.