During most of 2019 and 2020, I’ve been co-producer and editor for The Day’s podcast Looking for the Todt Family. I created this trailer for the show’s launch. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/looking-for-the-todt-family/id1546873523
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Dog delivers newspapers every morning in Mystic
Every morning, Morgan the Australian cattle dog walks with Brian and Jennifer Kettledon through their neighborhood in Mystic, picking up copies of The Day from the driveways of several neighbors and delivering the newspaper to their doorsteps.
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I spent a few days over the summer with a team of young sailors from SailMaine preparing for their first-ever offshore race.
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When schools were closed due to the cononavirus, student musicians and vocalists at Ledyard High School were preparing for several major performances. Despite now being stuck at home, they have been using technology to collaborate and share songs with each other and with the community.
Produced entirely through Zoom interviews and courtesy footage.
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Sofia Priebe, 17, of Ledyard, was diagnosed at age 4 with Leber congenital amaurosis or LCA, a rare genetic disorder that doctors say will someday leave her completely blind. Sofia’s parents, Laura Manfre and Charles Priebe, founded a nonprofit organization – Sofia Sees Hope – to raise money for genetic research and connect other families with rare retinal diseases.
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In 2010, the murder of a local artist – committed by six teenagers – tore apart a small New England city. In the aftermath, the city’s youth came together to stage a talent show. In the ensuing nine years, the annual New London Talent Show helped launch careers, bridged divides within the community and served as a remedy for suffering.
I was director, co-producer, editor, and composer for this film. Premiering in 2021.
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Richard Pawulski of Colchester was one of four people from Connecticut who contracted eastern equine encephalitis, or EEE, from a mosquito bite last year, and is the only one who survived. He is now rehabilitating at Gaylord Specialty Healthcare in Wallingford.
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Fordan Bonardi of Stonington, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who served in Okinawa and Vietnam, marks Veterans Day by walking 26.2 miles by himself to honor fellow veterans.
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We went into the ECC Cross Country Championship thinking we’d be putting together a story about two cousins winning back-to-back titles. Instead, it was a pair of surprise winners crossing the line in first.
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