BLUEFOOT - Key Persons
After graduating from Colgate University in 2019, Annie began her career in television on the ESPN Brand Marketing team where she collaborated with ESPN's award-winning storytelling brands including 30 for 30, ESPN Films, E60, and more.
Annie joined the Bluefoot family in 2022 as the Production Coordinator. She lives in New York City and when she's not working Annie enjoys traveling, cooking, writing, snow sports, and long walks on the West Side Highway with her Cavalier King Charles, Mackie.
Dave began his editing career in Boston over 15 years ago. In that time he edited everything from promos and corporate communications to broadcast sports and reality/lifestyle television.
Through an unlikely series of events Dave left Boston and found himself back in Connecticut, where he attended college. After a quick pit stop in Bristol and one cow valve later, he joined Bluefoot in March 2009.
Dave has received 9 National Sports Emmy® Awards since joining Bluefoot. His first for Outstanding Studio Show - Weekly for College GameDay in 2013, two in 2014, one for Outstanding Studio Show - Weekly for College GameDay and another for Outstanding Long Feature for E:60's Owen and Haatchi. In 2015 he received two more, one for E:60 "Outstanding Sports Anthology" and another for Outstanding Studio Show - Weekly for College GameDay. 2016 brought another win for Outstanding Studio Show - Weekly for College GameDay. Most recently he received 2 Emmy® Awards in 2017 for Outstanding Studio Show - Weekly for College GameDay and Outstanding Long Feature for E:60's Fight On.
Hillary Horgan began her career in television production as an intern for ESPN in 2003. She started working full time for the network after graduating from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism in 2005. In 2008, she began working on ESPN's news magazine show E:60, where she had the privilege to help produce two features that won the National Sports Emmy® Awards for Excellence in Journalism, and another feature that won an Edward R. Murrow Award for Journalism.
In 2013, Hillary began working as a producer for Bluefoot. She has two beautiful boys, Liam and Leighton.
Job Titles:
- Director Editor Photographer Producer Writer
Timothy Horgan founded Bluefoot Entertainment Inc. in November 2003 quickly becoming one of the most talented and technically powerful Post Production houses in the Northeast. Tim is the Director for Bluefoot Original Series' "TrueSouth" and "Backstory w/ Don Van Natta." He is fortunate to have 22 National Sports Emmy® wins with over four dozen nominations including four Emmy® Awards for Outstanding Journalism. Two of which he shares with his wife Hillary Horgan, mother of their sons, Liam and Leighton. One of Tim's Outstanding Long Feature Emmy® Awards was for his work on "The Man in the Red Bandanna Welles Crowther." And in 2015 Tim won the prestigious RFK International Award for Journalism for E:60's "Qatar's World Cup" which exposed the migrant worker crisis taking place in Qatar.
A member of the 40 under 40 club, in 2016 he directed "We are Baseball", an IMAX film in collaboration with MLB and The National Baseball Hall of Fame. Tim has also won multiple Edward R. Murrow awards and the Sigma Delta Chi Award for Journalism, The Lone Star Emmy®, over two dozen New York Festival Awards, including two Gold World Medals for Editing, and the prestigious United Nations DPI Journalism Award.
Additionally he has 2 National Gracie Awards for his work on Women in Sports, and the NAMIC Vision Award for his contributions to Multi-Ethnicity in Communications.
Horgan has produced countless Open Sequences, Creative Look Campaigns, Long and Short-form Features, Trailers, you name it. He also has the exclusive honor of directing all of the Opens for the 8 most watched telecasts in cable broadcast history, the College Football National Championship on ESPN.