Brian Bull Email & Phone Number

Eugene, OR, US

Eugene, OR, US

Eugene, OR, US

Teaching journalism at the University of Oregon.

Eugene, OR, US

Attend classes and help students craft and focus their multimedia stories over two trimesters. Current topic involves recovery efforts and the science behind the Holiday Farm Fire which consumed 173,000 acres in the McKenzie River Corridor in September 2020.

Record and edit interviews with digital technology, produce spot news, features, and documentaries with collected audio material. Also produce weekly podcast, "The Northwest Passage". Help edit peers and train volunteers, intern, and fellows. Discuss coverage ideas and issues with news director, and cover station operations in their absence. Pitch and file.

Anchorage, Alaska, US

Solicit and edit news stories pertaining to Native American, First Nations, and Indigenous communities for daily broadcast segment while regular NNN host is away. Interview guests, draft rundowns, communicate with team of freelancers, engineers, and social media specialists on coverage plans. Voice newscast segment and promo for all stations that carry NNN.

Reporting on in-depth stories relating to Native American tribes and the COVID-19 pandemic. Articles have been featured on Underscore.news, and subsequently republished in The Oregonian and High Country News.

Public radio broadcast journalist reporting on the people, places, and things going on across Eugene/Springfield and surrounding region. I also help maintain and update the KLCC website, Facebook page, and Twitter account. I'll often voice promos and represent KLCC during on-air fundraisers and special events, such as the annual KLCC Brewfest. Stay tuned.

20 year's experience in multimedia news reporting and production, resulting in many of broadcast journalism's highest awards. While the majority of my work has been in public radio, I've been versatile with social media, websites, and video. I'm also highly adaptable with my strengths largely in writing, photography, and illustration. As a mentor and.

I've acted in a number of school, college, or community theater shows in the past 30 years, including "The Diary of Anne Frank", "Harvey", "Roosters", "Shrek: The Musical", "Once Upon a Mattress" and more recently Cottage Theatre's 2016 production of "A Christmas Story". I've also done scenic design and painting for many productions, using specialized.

Washington, DC, US

Teaching best practices of public broadcast journalism, issues associated with multicultural reporting through the NPR Next Generation Project, guest lecturer/faculty at the Poynter Institute for Media Studies, Bowling Green State U, and Chicago Public Schools.

Washington, DC, US

Oversee news operations and coverage in KLCC listening area through January 2019.

Voiced the character Mr. Newmoney for Ken Eklund's interactive economic forecasting game, "Abundant Future". Read and recorded dialogue as part of multi-option phone-based game that has players learning different investment and development opportunities across a small city.

Writes and distributes press releases related to activities, events, and scheduled performances organized by clients including EDGE Theatre Project and Pricing Empowered. Takes media inquiries and interviews clients for content. Discusses marketing strategies and roll-out of releases or events with clients. Photographer and audio-visual producer.

Cleveland, Ohio, US

Broadcast news reporter, afternoon anchor (fill-in), editor, intern trainer, support person for journalism contests, breaking news coverage, pledge drives, and other related duties.

Lincoln, Nebraska, US

Help Vision Maker board discuss issues relevant to funding, production, and distribution of programming produced by and for Native American/American Indian communities. Assist president, board officers, and staff in reviewing mission and objectives of Vision Maker Media.

Madison, WI, US

Help co-manage news operations statewide in Wisconsin; general assignment reporting with some emphasis on education, cultural issues, and tribal relations. Supervise interns and fellow on-site.

US

Teaching public broadcast journalism to new and mid-level journalists, particularly in areas of multicultural coverage, and effective writing and interviewing techniques.

Oversaw statewide news coverage for listener-supported public radio network. Edited stories from on-site and bureau reporters, filed pieces for local and national networks, anchored news magazine programs and produced/co-hosted daily talk show program.

St. Paul, MN, US

Recruiting and assessing prospective college freshmen and non-traditional students (adult scholars, transfers) for highly-selective private liberal arts institution. Traveled, interviewed, informed, and assessed potential freshmen in the field and on campus. Special emphasis on multicultural recruitment, supporting efforts and programming designed to boost.

St. Paul, MN, US

Shot and edited video of college events and performances, darkroom film development, delivered and set-up audio-visual equipment for classroom presentations. Narrated videos, helped organize media library.

Washington, D.C., US

Researched and presented history and culture of the Nez Perce tribe for tourists and special visitors. Assisted in park security and visitor safety. Researched and designed original exhibit on design elements and materials in Nez Perce beadwork. Wrote and designed employee newsletter. Worked cash register and end of day totals for gift shop.

Master’S Degree, American Online Journalism

B.A., Psychology, English, Drama