As part of a series of reports featuring Georgia soldiers deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, Michael appeared on CBS Atlanta to talk with main anchor Stephany Fisher about what he witnessed and experienced over the course of two months in the field with the troops.

In 2010, Michael spent a total of two months in the field with 3rd Infantry Division soldiers deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan.  He produced a 10-episode series, "Rock of the Marne," which aired on FOX 28 in Savannah.  Segments from the series were also broadcast on CBS Atlanta News.

This hour-long special, which aired on Georgia Public Television in 2010, is the end product of a nine-part series of programs Michael produced for FOX 28/Savannah featuring thousands of Georgia Army and Air National Guard soldiers deployed to Afghanistan.  Michael spent more than a month in the field with the troops, flying aboard Georgia C-130s and living on various bases throughout eastern Afghanistan.

Michael went to sea aboard the newly re-launched nuclear submarine USS Georgia, and reported for WSAV-TV/NBC-Savannah on how the Navy has converted the sub from an intercontinental ballistic missile platform into a means to infiltrate Navy SEALS behind enemy lines.

Michael's 2006 television special, which aired in Jacksonville, FL, Charleston, SC, and Savannah, earned him a nomination for a coveted regional EMMY award.  The twenty-minute program reveals a slice of life for pilots, aircrews, and ship's crew aboard the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise.

In this 2010 film, Michael tackles the rampant French-bashing so popular in the American media today.  Starting with the incalculable support French forces gave the US military during the American Revolution, Michael takes viewers on a globe-trotting romp from various points in Afghanistan to naval vessels at sea, exploring the surprising ways French and American troops still work side-by-side today.

This 2007 film, broadcast in Savannah, explores the two-century-old relationship between the armed forces of United States and the United Kingdom.  Included are a visit to the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious when US Marine Corps Harriers were aboard ship for training, footage of Georgia Army National Guard soldiers training with British Terroritorial Army troops, and a peek at a British museum chronicling a red-coat regiment founded in the colonies before the Revolution.