NY Emmy Award Winning Documentary or WXXI-TV
Music for Life: The Story of New Horizons won a NY Emmy in the Arts: Program/Special category. I produced, shot and edited this program for WXXI Public Broadcasting Council.
More info at: wxxi.org/musicforlife
Two artists with unique styles will come together for a collaboration. Jesse James of West Coast Choppers fame and world renowned sculpture artist Albert Paley collaborate to make two sculptures. Each artist will start one sculpture and finish the other. This is the trailer for the hour-long documentary highlighting this collaboration.
I was the producer, lead videographer and editor on this project.
You can see the entire digital series here: wxxi.org/dialogueinmetal
In this segment, pulled from WXXI’s Paley-James documentary, Jesse James of West Coast Choppers fame and world-renowned sculpture artist Albert Paley of Paley Studios explain what forging means to them.
I was the producer, lead videographer and editor on this project.
You can see the entire digital series here: http://interactive.wxxi.org/paleyjames
In this segment, pulled from WXXI’s Paley-James documentary, Jesse James of West Coast Choppers fame and world-renowned sculpture artist Albert Paley of Paley Studios, Albert talks about how steel is inorganic, but how he uses it in an organic context.
I was the producer, lead videographer and editor on this project.
You can see the entire digital series here: http://interactive.wxxi.org/paleyjames
I was the producer on this video, I also was one of two videographers.
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NY Emmy Award Winning Segment for WXXI-TV
Homework Hotline and the Golisano Foundation have teamed up on a new project called Move to Include. This project and partnership are designed to promote inclusion for people with intellectual and physical disabilities. Through programming, Homework Hotline and the Golisano Foundation look to build a more inclusive community by inspiring and motivating people to embrace different abilities and include all people in every aspect of community life.
In this Move to Include video we visit the Rochester Institute of Technology, to learn about a new technology called 3D Printing. We meet an RIT Research Scientist who is using 3D Printers to design, create and distribute plastic prosthetic hands to children who need them!
I was the producer on this segment.