With a Daytime Emmy nomination and three NAACP Image Award wins, Eric Dean Seaton stands out as one of the most dynamic and versatile storytellers in television. Known for world building, directing big action sequences on limited budgets, and blending intimate character work with humor and heart, Seaton has seamlessly crossed genres and styles. In the dramatic realm, Seaton not only directed but also executive produced and served as the Producing Director for the pilot and series Average Joe. His energetic and unflappable style has led to episodic work on gripping episodes of Will Trent, High Potential, The Cleaning Lady, Superman and Lois, Batwoman, Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl, The Flash, and All American: Homecoming captivating audiences across various narratives. Transitioning into single-camera comedies, he has made significant contributions to beloved hits such as Modern Family, Black-ish, The Goldbergs, American Housewife, Life in Pieces, and Grown-ish. In the realm of multi-camera productions, Seaton has skillfully directed pilots for Family Reunion, The Prince of Peoria, Raven’s Home, Mighty Med, and Kickin' It. Additionally, his creative passion extends to variety shows, where he helmed the beloved sketch series All That and So Random. This versatility makes him one of the very few directors to have successfully navigated every style of narrative television. Seaton is also the creator, writer and publisher of the critically acclaimed Legend of the Mantamaji, and Legend of the Mantamaji: Bloodlines graphic novel series, and director of the multiple award-winning Legend of the Mantamaji: Live Action Short.

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