Senior Broadcast Producer
CurrentAs the Senior Broadcast Producer of the true crime documentary series 48 Hours, Anthony is responsible for various forms of content creation, from conception to broadcast. He manages multiple projects, budgets, and oversees a large staff of producers, associate producers and 25 post production editors.He recently created and managed a production team responsible for updating and delivering more than 800 episodes of the 48 Hours 25-year catalogue of broadcasts.Previously he has developed multi-episode series including The FBI Declassified, NCIS: The Cases They Can’t Forget (three seasons), and Whistleblower (two seasons). He was the senior broadcast producer of the six-part law and justice series Brooklyn DA and the 5th and 10th anniversary broadcasts of the film 9/11.He is the recipient of three Emmy awards: for the CBS News Special on the Princess Diana “Death of a Princess" and two 48 Hour broadcasts on the aftermath of the Parkland school shooting and thepursuit and capture of the Boston Marathon Bombers.He received a George Foster Peabody award for a 48 Hours episode “Heroes Under Fire”. He is also a recipient of two DuPont Columbia Awards. He played a senior development role on three prime time specials celebrating the careers of Mary Tyler Moore, David Letterman, and a prime-time CBS Entertainment broadcast about the CBS drama Jericho. He also developed a multi-part web series for CBS Interactive, “Return to Jericho”, co-produced a prime-time special for the CW Network “Fashion Forward: Making It” as well as overseeing web content for the CBS special “Fashion’s Night Out.”Anthony began his career at CBS News in the summer of 1996 as the 48 Hours producer based in Washington DC.
