Chip Rossetti

Welcome to ChipRossetti.info.

Chip Rossetti is an experienced sports executive, with
talents in a multitude of areas. From the overall
management of an organization down to the smallest task,
Chip has done it all.

He has been the General Manager of two minor league
organizations, as well as the Director of Sales, Marketing
and Promotions for another.

He was named UIF Executive of the Year in 2007 and AAHL
General Manager of the Year in 2008-2009. His Evansville
IceMen minor league hockey team was named
Organization of the Year for the 2008-2009 season, as well
as the 2009-2010 season. They also received Website of
the Year for the 2009-2010 season. Chip was also
nominated for a Leadership Evansville award in 2009.

Chip capped off his time with the IceMen by winning the AAHL Davidson Cup Championship in
2010. He is also responsible for the Evansville IceMen forever being enshrined in the Professional
Hockey Hall of Fame.

Prior to his time in professional sports, Chip was an accomplished video and documentary
producer, as well as a 3D animator. Most notably, Chip produced the documentary "No More
Sunsets: The Last Days of a Meth Addict" in 2006. This documentary sold all over the world and
was featured on CNN, Fox News and many other media outlets.

As a video producer, Chip has won 3 Telly Awards and 5 Videographer Awards for his
productions.

He has won awards at several film festivals for his 3D Animated Short films, including the "Best
Animated Short Film" Award at the 2004 "20,000 Leagues Under Industry Film Festival" in
Cleveland, Ohio and the "Best In Show" Award at the "Show Me Digital Film Festival" in Cape
Girardeau, MO.

Chip also recently completed publishing his first book, "Get In The Game: Minor League
Marketing, Major League Results".

Chip is married to his wife Denise and they have 3 girls, Peyton (13), Bailey (8) and Jessica (1).
They currently reside in Evansville, Indiana.

We still have a number of secondary roles that are
available in "Fathers". If you are interested, we are
looking for some teenage boys and a few more older
men.

Keep checking this website for more updates.

If you are interested, please email us at
rossettiproductions@yahoo.com.

Rossetti Productions is proud to announce the release of the
documentary film "The Frontier League: The Early Years". This hour long
film is part one of a two part series dedicated to showcasing the league
that has become the longest running, independent professional baseball
league in the country.

"The Early Years" takes us back to 1993, when one man's dream of
starting a new professional baseball league became a reality. Director
Chip Rossetti has tracked down owners, players and front office staff
from the original teams that took the field for the Frontier League's
inaugural season. "The Early Years" sets the stage for the success of the
league by showcasing what it took to get the league off the ground, and
it highlights all of the teams that competed in the league in 1993 and
1994, including Chillicothe, Portsmouth, Zanesville, Lancaster and
Newark in Ohio, Wayne and Parkersburg in West Virginia, Ashland and
Paintsville in Kentucky and Erie Pennsylvania.

"I have always loved the Frontier League and the idea of Independent ball", Rossetti said. "I think it
is a great story and as I worked on this film, I grew to love it even more. Meeting the people that were
there when it all started and hearing their stories just showed me how committed they were to
making this league a success."

"The Frontier League: The Early Years" is now available on DVD. The second half of the series,
chronicling all of the teams that have played in the league from 1995 on, will be release prior to the
start of the league's 20th Anniversary season in 2012. More information about the film is available by
clicking here.