May 3rd Films feature documentary debut, The Life of Rayful Edmond.

[1] was released to high acclaims and considered by critics as a success.

Following the success of true-crime stories, pre-production started the Winter of 2006 on the life of Len Bias.

During the 2008 Sundance Film Festival the Len Bias film was promoted with a guerilla marketing tactics that landed a deal with ESPN.

[3] The titled was later changed to Without Bias and aired as part of ESPN documentary 30 for 30 series.