Andrew Satter is a pioneering multimedia storyteller based in Washington, DC. He has covered topics of national and international importance, including illegal immigration and life along the US-Mexico border; the Czech Republic's preparation for EU integration; the 2008 presidential election and the 111th US Congress.

He was the videographer and online producer for the Arizona Daily Star's investigative reporting series "Sealing Our Border: Why it Won't Work," and co-produced CQ Roll Call's 2008 election blog "The Trail Less Traveled."

Satter is experienced in all aspects of multimedia production and project management, video pre- and post-production, Web distribution and on-location logistics and planning. He shoots in multiple formats, including HD-DSLR, edits in Final Cut Pro, and has worked independently and on teams to conceptualize, research, script, edit and track original video reports.

He has produced videos for the Arizona Daily Star, the Prague Post, Comcast Network, Habitat for Humanity and Indego Africa, among others. He teaches the course "Mastering Video Production Basics" for the Compelling Image and is the Video Producer for CQ Roll Call.

AWARDS


2008


  • First place, Online News Association, Best Topical Site, Medium, AZStarNet.com Border News

2007


  • Finalist, EPpy Awards for best News Web site under 1 million, AZStarNet.com
  • Second place, Arizona Associated Press Managing Editors New Writing and Photo Contest for Online Presentation, SahuaritaStar.com and NorthwestStar.com.

2006


  • Employee of the Year, Arizona Daily Star

2005


  • Finalist, EPpy Awards for Best Internet Community Service Effort under 1 million, Border Death Database
  • First place, Arizona Press Club, Creative Use of Online for series 'Smuggling Children'
  • Employee of the Year, Arizona Daily Star

2004


  • Harrington Award for journalistic promise and high scholastic achievement in new media, Medill School of Journalism