With an impressive portfolio ranging from music videos to commercials to television shows, Shaun Silva is consistently recognized for his distinctive creative vision and story-telling prowess. Projects such as Kenny Chesney's, "You Save Me," "What Hurts the Most," by Rascal Flatts, and Sugarland's, "Stay," have garnered Shaun many accolades including numerous CMT Awards, an Addy, a Telly, and a Billboard music video award. Shaun's remarkable vision for "It's Not My Time," by 3 Doors Down earned the number one spot on VH1's Top Twenty Countdown. He was tapped again by 3 Doors Down in conjunction with GEICO to create a commercial campaign and music video for "Let Me Be Myself." Additionally, Shaun directed and served as Executive Producer for "Sugarland: Live on the Inside," an hour long concert special that aired in primetime on ABC. 2010 directing endeavors yielded the concert special, "George Strait Live at Reliant Stadium," as well as the feature-length documentary, "Boys of Fall," with participation by some of football's greatest coaches and players, Joe Namath, Sean Payton, John Gruden, Brett Farve, and John Madden to name a few. His latest venture, "The Color Orange, The Condredge Holloway Story," is set to air in February of 2011 as part of ESPN's new documentary initiative, "Year of the Quarterback." With his vast experience and knowledge, Shaun Silva lends his unique creative sensibility and talents to all his projects.

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