The film received 5 (of 5) stars from Film Threat and was one of Indiewire's 10 must see short films from this year's festival. In 2014 it was named one of the "Twenty-five must-see short films from over a century of cinema." In 2013, Evan was the senior producer of an NBA and CBS documentary "Summer Dreams", a two-hour special that follows the players, personalities and behind-the-scenes drama at the NBA Summer League. The special premiered on March 15 on CBS in prime time. In 2015, Evan produced "Kareem: Minority of One," an HBO documentary about basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Evan is also producing and directing a feature-length documentary that chronicles the introduction of American football to South Asia and the start of the first professional league, the EFLI. The Elite Football League of India (EFLI) is the first professional American football league in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Founded in late 2011, the EFLI was started to create new opportunities for athletes in the region. The league consists of eight teams, five located in various cities across India, two in Sri Lanka, and one from Pakistan. His other projects include "Dawg Fight", a brutal exposé on underground backyard MMA fighting in one of Miami's toughest neighborhoods, which was released in 2015 on Netflix. Maxim Magazine profiled "Dawg Fight" in a 6-page feature.