
Videographer/ Editor
San Francisco Bay Area

Videographer/ Editor
San Francisco Bay Area
Working in the arena of television news as a videographer/editor involves a great deal more than just the technical ability to operate a camera. Above all it necessitates inventiveness, incorporating a creative eye for structure and storytelling. Strong, composed images can impress compelling reporting.
"As offline media companies see their revenues continue to slow down, they will lay off more and more people. At the same time, the burgeoning digital media industries will value these people for what they can do and will give them new opportunities. They will do well. They will be the new content builders. They will be the new sellers of Web video advertising. They will be the new planners of truly integrated digital marketing programs. Their only wonder will be why they didn’t leave sooner."
EMMY Award Winning Videographer NY/NJ & SF/Northern California
APTRA Videographer of the Year 2005, 2006 & 2008 (California, Nevada & Hawaii)
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; Broadcast Media industry)
March 2008 — Present (1 year 9 months)
● Daily Electronic & Satellite News Gathering; performance tested live broadcast capabilities
● Effective interviewing skills and knowledgeable in journalistic standards as they relate to the on-air presentation of news stories
● Incorporate a creative eye for structure and storytelling in daily news and feature stories
•2008 Hurricane coverage in New Orleans, Louisiana and Houston, Texas
(Online Media industry)
September 2006 — Present (3 years 3 months)
● Founder of a website community for surf film-makers and videographers worldwide to encode and upload their amateur and professional video content
● Embedded content accordance with: RipCurl, Quiksilver, Volcom, SurferMag, Surfing Magazine, Patagonia, PodSurfTV, ShralpSurf, BroadBandSports, ShredOrDie.com, Skuff.TV
This is the Vision:
"If you enjoy producing surf video, now you have the platform to launch your clips targeted at an equally aquatic audience.
In your search for surf, you don't have to paddle through infinite sets of video clips to get to the good stuff.
YouSurfTubes turns the power of your peers into critical mass.
You can Create the Killer Session!
Paddle In... http://www.YouSurfTubes.com
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; GE; Entertainment industry)
December 1998 — March 2008 (9 years 4 months)
● Assigned to shoot nationally targeted stories for NBC News Channel
● Developed and implemented a video website for staff photographers and reporters to showcase choice news stories
● Special projects, continuing coverage & web content:
•2000 Return to Saigon Series & Documentary
•2002 Winter Olympic Games
•2002 NYC America Remembers Ground Zero
•2003 San Diego Superbowl
•2003 Return of the Mobile Bay, San Diego
•2004 Scott Peterson Murder Trial
•2005 La Conchita Landslide
•2005 NBC11.com/Mavericks
•2007 NBC11.com/DreamstoDust
•2007 NBC11.com Podcasts: "Conversations on Film"
(Public Company; 51-200 employees; Broadcast Media industry)
1995 — 1998 (3 years )
● Bureau and Sports VideoJournalist for a 24 hour cable news channel
● Member of Investigative Projects Team
● Special Assignment: 1998 Unabomber Trial Coverage
BA , Communications (Television Production), Art Minor , 1990 — 1992
AA , Communications , 1987 — 1990
Simple Design, Intense Content
Northern California Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS)
National Press Photographers Association
San Francisco Bay Area Press Photographers Association
Associated Press Television & Radio Association of California, Hawaii and Nevada
2008 Associated Press Television & Radio Association: Videographer of the Year
2008 Emmy Award Nominated Videographer/Editor
2007 Nominated Associated Press Television & Radio Association: Videographer of the Year
2006 Emmy Award Nominated Videographer/Editor
2005 Emmy Award Winning Videographer/Editor
2005 & 2006 Associated Press Television & Radio Association: Videographer of the Year
2003 Emmy Award Nominated Videographer/Editor
1998 New York Emmy Award recipient