Episode 29
Dean Taylor – Behind the Camera: From NBC Studios to War Zones
Hosts & Guests
Carlo Cretaro
Florence Murphy
Dean Taylor
Resources
About This Episode
Welcome to Episode 29 of the Voices Of Boyle Podcast!
Welcome to another edition of the Voices of Boyle, where we bring you local stories.
In this episode, we delve into the incredible journey of Dean Taylor, a seasoned professional who has traveled the world, witnessed history unfold, and captured it all through a lens.
Dean’s career began at an early age when they started assisting their father, who worked as an engineer for NBC. From sound, lighting, and editing to working on shoots and gaining experience, Dean quickly honed their skills in the industry.
They emphasise the importance of practical experience, recommending aspiring professionals to create portfolios, offer their services for free, and seize every opportunity to learn and grow.
Throughout his career, Dean has been involved in numerous projects, from covering royal events to exploring conflict zones like Iraq, Syria, and Ukraine. He shares his experiences of being on the ground during pivotal moments in history, reminding us of the power of journalism and the importance of seeing the world from various perspectives.
One remarkable story Dean recounts is his encounter with a group of gorillas deep within the rainforest. Against all odds, he found himself up close and personal with these majestic creatures, capturing the moment through his lens. The adrenaline rush and awe-inspiring experience left a lasting impact on Dean, demonstrating the incredible beauty and diversity our world has to offer.
But it’s not all adventure and exhilaration for Dean. He also shares some of the behind-the-scenes challenges, such as working in high-pressure live TV production environments. From coordinating with studios in New York to lugging around heavy equipment and ensuring seamless communication during live broadcasts, Dean’s role is pivotal in delivering top-notch quality to viewers worldwide.
Join us in this episode of Voices of Boyle as Dean Taylor takes us on an extraordinary journey filled with exciting anecdotes, heartwarming moments, and invaluable insights into the world of media and journalism.
Until next time….
Beirut
At work
Ukraine baggage!
Ukraine Arms Handling
Taliban
Syria – US Army Mission
Syria
Royal Baby
Rio Olympics
Kyiv – Beginning of Ukraine War
Everest Base Camp
Thanks to Brendan O’ Dowd for creating and recording the musical piece for the podcast.
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