Rome, Italy
1 review$100 - $250 / Day
I am an Italian video journalist currently based in Jerusalem. I can write print articles, take pictures, produce professional videos and edit them with Adobe Premiere. I am a one-man-band reporter, and I worked in Mexico, Italy, Argentina, Iraq, Ukraine and the United States for media as Associated Press, U.S. News, Military Times and Corriere della Sera. Flexibility, creativity, and professionalism are my three commandments.
Produced for Medill School of Journalism
The Barra Bravas phenomenon was born in the 70s. Decades later, the nature of these groups got worse due to the increasing amount of money inside the soccer world. Today, like organized criminal organizations, the Barra Bravas groups generate around 300,000 pesos a month, according to some government statistics.
Giuseppe Quercia, from Naples, Campania, moved to the United States in 1968 with his family. Today he owns Freddy’s Pizzeria, in Cicero. Every day a line of customers forms at his pizza business to buy his Italian food, but life in America wasn’t always easy for him.
Using protective masks and snorkels, multinational activists completed ‘historic and iconic’ journey in ‘global call to save the Dead Sea and raise awareness on his disappearance year after year.
Produced for Military Times
A video story filmed in Oviedo, Fl, and edited in Washington DC for Military Times. A story to talk about Logan Down, a transgender who is willing to enlist in the U.S. Army next year.
Produced for Medill School of Journalism
A profile story about Chicago Survivors, a no profit that helps victims of gun violence in Chicago. In the story, I interviewed Francis Flowers, an Afro-American woman who lost her daughter, killed by her boyfriend. And now Ms. Flowers is raising her granddaughter all alone.
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