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Hoops Africa: Why a UNC grad turned basketball filmmaker


Taylor Sharp is just 24 years old but is grabbing life by the scruff of the neck. A former Morehead-Cain scholar at North Carolina, he's already traveled the world, works for the NBA and has a feature-length documentary to his name. "Hoops Africa: Ubuntu Matters" was borne out of Sharp's experiences working for Zimbabwe-based non-profit Hoops for Hope. (ABC 11)

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