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Episode 10: Michael DelGiudice
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Michael DelGiudice has an uncanny ability to bring viewers to the story. It's no wonder that reporters who work with him usually use so few words. When there is a track, DelGiudice usually has the perfect shot to match. During our conversation with the lensman for WNBC he explains how his passion for the camera helped him find a career he never imagined. A career that now includes more than 60 Emmy's, although he doesn't like to talk about it. He explains how learning how to do other jobs around the newsroom can make you a better storyteller.
Subscribe on iTunes"Andrew Siff AP Composite" from Michael DelGiudice on Vimeo.
Weather stories can get old. If you're in local news you know that. But thinking ahead on a weather story, or any story, can make a huge difference. Check out this story from Mike and Andrew Siff. Check out more of Mike's work here.
“You’re out in the field. You know what you’re up against.”
When A Tripod Isn't An Option
The Steadybag in action. Mike says he likes to bring this with him anywhere he can't bring a tripod. Perfect for those times you have to use the environment as your tripod.
NPPA
Mike could not stop praising the organization during our conversation. Check out the National Press Photographers Association and the upcoming conference in New Jersey where Mike will be speaking. More info below.
The last weekend in February Mike will be speaking at an NPPA Conference in New Jersey.
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