Hungry Man’s Andrew Hinton directs “Chasing Tokyo” a five- episode docu-series for ON.

Hungry Man has a long established working relationship with ON.

This direct-to-client project sees Andrew Hinton follow a team of Zap Endurance  runners chase their dreams.

On ZAP Endurance consider themselves a close-knit family unit when training for professional long-distance competitions in multiple continents around the world. Since 2002, this unique band of brothers (and sisters) have stared the Summer Olympic Games in the face - producing 28 Olympic Trial Qualifiers in almost two decades - but none have yet set foot on Olympic turf. They plan on changing this narrative on their most gruelling road yet towards Tokyo 2020.

In February 2020, On ZAP Endurance will take nine athletes to the Olympic Marathon Trial race in Atlanta – the most number of individuals the group has ever had on the starting line for an Olympic trial since the inception of ZAP 18 years ago. 

In February 2020 a five-episode docu-series directed by Andrew Hinton, chronicled every step of their journey and training each week, documenting their unfaltering endeavour to fulfil an Olympic dream for the first time.

On ZAP Endurance is a non-profit training center for post-collegiate, Olympic-hopeful distance runners. ZAP athletes live and train together in Boone, a small town in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, perfect for endurance athletes looking to train at high altitude year-round. The On ZAP Endurance founders- the late Andy Palmer and his wife Zika - developed the program as a way to give back to distance running, a sport that played a significant role in both their lives. The team's goal is to develop World Class American distance runners by providing them with support that allows them to train like Olympians.