I started my career in 1977 in Cincinnati Ohio where I worked at several television stations, working my way up from Production Assistant to Master Engineer then Technical Director and Director. I also designed the effects for their newscasts and all local programs.
I moved to Boston in 1988 to work at WSBK-TV on special projects and sports programming including Red Sox Baseball, Boston Bruins Hockey and Celtics Basketball.
In 1995 I joined WABU-TV as their freelance director and became Production Manager in 1998, responsible for all production scheduling, remote shoots and their nightly sports news program. I was also the Executive Producer/Director for the 68 Film Loft.
I started my own company in 1992. Easy Street Productions works with clients all over the United States on events such as the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games and FOX, ESPN and CBS sports programming. We also direct pay-per-view concerts, the Mummer’s Parade, game shows at Universal Studios and talk shows. In 1999 I decided to concentrate all of my efforts in making a name for my company in the entertainment industry and began working with several networks on television productions and with companies such as Videolink as their director for telecommunication broadcasts and webcasts.
Since 1990 I have received 5 Emmy awards from the Boston/New England chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and in 1999 the Mummer’s Parade was voted best live event (NATAS Philadelphia).
