Taping was done at DCTV.
Cast:
- Steve De Castro, host
- Lucas Ferrara
- Bruno Bianchi
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
Knowledge is Power Initiative
Was camera man for video content at Knowledge is Power Initiative website.
Taping was done at DCTV.
Cast:
Taping was done at DCTV.
Cast:
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Rally in support of Cordoba House
As a national controversy is growing over the building of the proposed Cordoba House, New Yorkers will welcome Muslims to downtown Manhattan on Sunday August 22.
The Coalition to Stop Islamophobia announced today that it will gather near the proposed site at the former Burlington Coat Factory location on Park Place Sunday to “counter racist messages and attacks against Muslims and Islam,” and to “welcome Cordoba House.”
Opponents of Cordoba House say they will come to New York Sunday “to push back against those attempting to impose harsh Shariah Islam, stealth jihad or terror on our nation.”
New Yorkers to Say “Welcome Cordoba House” at Sunday Gathering to Stop Islamophobia. Visible street presence to counter foes of so-called “Ground Zero Mosque”. Rally was held at Church & Warren Streets in Manhattan. The name Cordoba house was changed to Park51.
The Coalition to Stop Islamophobia announced today that it will gather near the proposed site at the former Burlington Coat Factory location on Park Place Sunday to “counter racist messages and attacks against Muslims and Islam,” and to “welcome Cordoba House.”
Opponents of Cordoba House say they will come to New York Sunday “to push back against those attempting to impose harsh Shariah Islam, stealth jihad or terror on our nation.”
New Yorkers to Say “Welcome Cordoba House” at Sunday Gathering to Stop Islamophobia. Visible street presence to counter foes of so-called “Ground Zero Mosque”. Rally was held at Church & Warren Streets in Manhattan. The name Cordoba house was changed to Park51.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
29th annual AAJA Convention in Hollywood, CA
I was invited as a guest photographer by my comrade in arms, Corky Lee, to 29th annual Asian American Journalist Association (AAJA) Convention in Hollywood. The 2010 convention, widely viewed as one of the best in AAJA’s history, honored for the first time in its 29 years, its Founders and Asian American Pioneers in journalism as a group. The event turned out to be the greatest gathering of pioneer Asian American journalists (AAJA) in history.
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| Anna-Belle Udo, Suzanne Kai |
Thirty-six of 107 individuals, more than half of all living Asian American pioneers in U.S. journalism (1925-1975), were honored by the Asian American Journalists Association at the unveiling of AAJA’s Honor Roll of Asian American Pioneers in Journalism.
I was honored to work with Suzanne Joe Kai, AAJA-LA board member, and Annabelle Udo-O’Malley, AAJA events and fundraising coordinator, and the 2010 AAJA National Convention Founders and Pioneers Opening Reception Committee members Leezel Tanglao.
AAJA HONOR ROLL names and categories can be seen here: Pioneers in U.S. Journalism, Change Agents, Pioneers in Asian Community Press, and Pioneers in Asian American media.
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| Suzanne Kai |
I was honored to photograph many of the pioneers:
- Corky Lee
- Connie Chung
- Ben Fong-Torres
- Suzanne Joe Kai
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| Corky Lee, Anna-belle and Emil |
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| Ben Fong-Torres and Connie Chung |
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Celebrating Chinese Culture
A show to commemorate Chinese New Year holiday. Featured segments about holiday foods, Tang Dynasty poetry reading and comments from students of a Chinese language Meetup group called Mandarin Monday. They get together on a weekly basis to practice Mandarin language. All are welcome to sit at the dinner table, sip tea and talk Chinese all night long.
Mandarin Monday Meetup group is over 6 years old and has over 1600 fans.
The show was hosted by Minnie Chen and Yen L. Lee.
The show was re-broadcast on many cable TV networks like Verizon FiOS, Time Warner, RCN and Cable Vision using public access facilities below.
As seen on networks below:
Mandarin Monday Meetup group is over 6 years old and has over 1600 fans.
The show was hosted by Minnie Chen and Yen L. Lee.
The show was re-broadcast on many cable TV networks like Verizon FiOS, Time Warner, RCN and Cable Vision using public access facilities below.
- Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN)
- Brooklyn Free Speech TV (BCAT)
- Queens Public TV (QPTV)
- Staten Island Community Television (SICTV)
Products used at the shoot
- Canon Vixia HDV Camcorder
- Velbon Tripod
- LastoLite white balance target
- Azden wireless transmitter and receiver
- Bose Headset
As seen on networks below:
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Sunday, May 30, 2010
Santa Krusan in New York City
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| SOHO, New York City |
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Should Same Sex Partners Be Added to the Lease?
I was commissioned to be camera man for Lawers' Roundtable which was
later broadcast on Manhattan Cable TV.
Guest: Garrett Wright
Host: Steven De Castro
later broadcast on Manhattan Cable TV.
Guest: Garrett Wright
Host: Steven De Castro
Products used for this shoot:
- Canon Vixia HDV Camcorder
- Velbon Tripod
- LastoLite white balance target
- Azden wireless transmitter and receiver
- Bose Headset
The shot was done near Korea Town on 32 street in Manhattan.
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Could Your Super Be A Sex Offender?
Assemblymember Micah Kellner proposes a law barring level 3 sex offenders from working as supers in apartment buildings. ;Starring Adam Leitman Bailey, Bob Silversmith, Lucas Ferrara, Carol Anne Herlihy, Seth Miller, Bruno Bianchi. Host: Steven De Castro
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