Journalism

Entries Tagged as 'Journalism'

2012 Red Hook Crit

April 1st, 2012 · Comments Off · Brooklyn, Journalism, Photos

My camera and I returned to the Red Hook Crit this year (see last year). This time good buddy Fred hooked me up with a photog gig for VeloNews. See our coverage here.

For the last 7 months or so, I was working the assignment desk at ABC News Radio. I’m glad to have had the experience and thankful for the friends I made there. Now, I’m working as an associate producer with a new video team at Reuters. It’s exciting stuff and it’s really great to be [...]

Pirate radio, Guatemalan style

October 13th, 2011 · Comments Off · Guatemala, Journalism, Photos, Travels, Writing

One of the stories I found when I was down in Guatemala last fall was the plight of indigenous community radio stations. In Guatemala, radio is an incredibly important medium. Much of the population is illiterate or lacks access to print or digital media, so radio is the only way to get information. Also, Guatemala [...]

Property tax vid in the Albany Times Union

October 10th, 2010 · Comments Off · Journalism, Video

Back in April, I worked on a story with several of my fellow students about the problem of property tax rates in New York State. Several of us taveled to Kingston, NY and met with Nora Post, an oboe-repairwoman who was struggling under the crippling weight of her property taxes. Last week, the Albany Times [...]

CMWC 2010 photo dump

September 15th, 2010 · Comments Off · CMWC, Guatemala, Journalism, Photos

CMWC randoms

September 11th, 2010 · Comments Off · CMWC, Guatemala, Hip-Hop, Journalism, Photos

“Lenny”

Moment: Safa’s free throw

September 11th, 2010 · Comments Off · CMWC, Guatemala, Journalism, Video

Landslides and bike messengers

September 9th, 2010 · 3 Comments · Guatemala, Journalism

I held off on updating, until my story and photos were published over at Velonews, so here goes the story of my weekend. Last weekend, I jumped on a shuttle to Panajachel with several friends to cover the 18th annual Cycle Messenger World Championships. It’s a tiny little tourist town on the shores of Lake [...]

News21

August 25th, 2010 · Comments Off · Journalism, News21

This summer, I was lucky to get the News21 fellowship at Columbia. I worked with 10 of my peers under a great crew of editors. We produced several multimedia packages on Aging in America. It was a great experience that even afforded me the opportunity to travel to Montana to shoot some video. Yesterday, the [...]

"Truth to Power"

June 9th, 2010 · Comments Off · Journalism, Manhattan, Multimedia

If I had to name the piece of work that I am most proud of from my time at Columbia, I would tell you without a doubt that it was “Truth to Power.” Actually, hypotheticals aside, “Truth to Power” is my proudest moment from my time at Columbia. My partner, Evan Wexler and I, were [...]

Connor Fieldman Boals

Have camera, will travel