14 episodes
Network News on Location Larry Warner
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5.0 • 21 Ratings
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This podcast is about network news crews working in the field. Co-produced by Larry Warner, a freelance camera operator, and Bryan Baeta, a production sound mixer, both working in the network news business and from the San Francisco bay area.
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"Meet The Gaffer" Luke Seerveld
Our guest is Luke Seerveld, a San Francisco Bay Area Gaffer famous in the production world for his video blog on YouTube - “Meet the Gaffer.”http://www.seerveld.com/SL/SL_Home.html Luke’s websitehttps://www.youtube.com/@meetthegaffer Luke’s vloghttps://www.goalline.com/ Virtual studio mentioned in podcasthttps://jcxex.com/ Our favorite local grip and lighting shophttps://hedleystandwell.com/ "Professional Standin" - The mannequin head mentioned in the podcasthtt...
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Jason Bellini, Scripps News War Correspondent
Today's guest is an international correspondent specializing in conflict reporting in hostile environments. He is currently reporting on the war between Hamas and Israel in the Gaza Strip, but when we recorded this session, he was getting ready for his 7th tour of duty covering the war in Ukraine. Jason Bellini works for Scripps News and is an alum of other news organizations such as CNN, Bloomberg TV, and The Wall Street Journal.Get in touch with us if you have interview suggestions. l...
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David Begnaud, Lead National Correspondent for CBS Mornings
David Begnaud (Emmy and George Polk award recipient) has a spirited conversation with hosts Bryan Baeta and Larry Warner about winning hearts and minds while breaking the traditional rules about news gathering. David starts the conversation with his creative and groundbreaking coverage of hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_BegnaudInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidbegnaud/?hl=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/DavidBegnaud?ref...
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Tony DiPolvere, Sr Broadcast Producer, CBS Saturday Morning
Sr Broadcast Producer for CBS Saturday Morning Tony DiPolvere has had a few lives in and out of broadcasting over the last two decades. An accomplished line producer and time-to-time field producer, he has done every technician job on his way up to his current position. Give our friend a listen.LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonydipolvere/NNOL is a production of LWP, Inc.Get in touch with us if you have interview suggestions. larry@lwp.com
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Kerry Sanders, NBC News Correspondent
Kerry Sanders bounced around a few local affiliates in Florida before landing as a network news correspondent with NBC News; HE IS BEST KNOWN FOR HIS HURRICANE COVERAGE and has plenty of experience with armed conflicts; he has traveled to every continent and the 50 states except - ALASKA. He has a lot of tips on what to do while covering a hurricane and is a great storyteller. Wikipedia Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerry_SandersGet in touch with us if you have interview sugg...
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Ray Farmer - NBC News Camera Op
Ray Farmer is a Kentucky native, former NFL kicker, and a go-to NBC News camera operator. Ray is one of the nicest guys you will ever meet in this business.Topics covered:Kicking in College - to the NFLTransition to TV NewsFrom Channel 11 to the NetworkFootball background as it translates to work ethic as a shooterShooting with DSLRs, Non-Compliance, and GimbalsDrone OPSBob Dotson Dr. Airplane Story - Sun ValleyApproach to Shooting a storySensitive SituationsMove like a pantherSchool Sh...
Customer Reviews
Great Stories
30th year in the business of television and I still like to listen to others talk about their own experiences working in this industry. Keep up the interviews.
TV Freelancer History
I was one of the first freelancers to hook up with NBC News in 1979 with Don Browne as bureau chief in Miami. Bruce Bernstein and I along with the first freelance crew, the late J. Randall Fairbairn, camera and Henny Adyr, sound were it. Don and New York sent us everywhere. I got in and got out at the right time.
Listening to Dennis’ history and anecdotes was a real memory jogger.
The most troubling subject in the podcast was the lack of young people being trained to take the places of the seasoned pros when they retire. And yes, the new breed think they know it all.
Just ask any of them what the Five C’s of cinematography are.
None know. They get out of some school and they tell you they’re DP’s, EP’s, Directors, Producers.
I used to tell these wise guys, “I’ve forgotten more about television than you’ll ever learn.”
When I started in the business in 1964 I kept my mouth shut, asked questions and observed the process. It paid off handsomely. No regrets.
Narrowcasting about Broadcasting
I’m not generally a podcast listener, but this podcast really speaks to me! Enhanced by excellent production execution, as to be expected by two well respected camera crew guys producing the show, Larry & Bryan. It’s a fascinating behind the scenes look about and from the people who are always behind the scenes.