Mark Boxley Email & Phone Number

Orlando, Florida, United States

Orlando, Florida Area

Orlando, Florida Area

Produced original content for the WFTV website and social media platforms which resulted in more than 10 million page views. Designed and built four-page special section in the aftermath of the Pulse Nightclub attack. Member of team awarded an Emmy Award for breaking coverage of the Pulse attack.

• Reported on breaking news on a daily basis, including crimes, homicides and fatal accidents • Shot and edited breaking and feature videos for the Courier-Journal’s website • Shot photos for the Courier-Journal’s website and for the print product • Wrote investigative and enterprise stories • Worked with officials and representatives of local, state and national governments, businesses and organizations• Produced more than 2 million page views on the Courier-Journal website

Creates compelling multimedia content for the newspaper’s website• As assistant city editor, works with reporters on story ideas and helps in the writing of numerous front page articles• Helps decide story and art placement for the newspaper and website• Shoots and produces video for the newspaper website • Shoots and edits photographs for use in the newspaper and on the newspaper website • Produces, researches, and writes breaking news, feature, business, tourism, and court stories for the newspaper and website• Edits local, state and national copy for print and the Web• Proofs news pages before they are sent to the printing press• Designs covers for the “Weekend” section each week and other special sections for the newspaper

• Created an in-depth, 6-month digital media project exploring the personal, societal and monetary affects of drug crime re-offenders in Blount County, Tenn. Produced the project using video, audio and graphic data representations (applications used: Final Cut Pro, Soundtrack Pro, Flash CS3, Dreamweaver, Photoshop CS3, Excel, Garageband, iMovie, Audacity and numerous others)• Mentored university communications students on journalistic practices and the use of digital and social media• Coached university communications staff in the use of digital and social media technology and applications • Started the Kiplinger Program Twitter feed and 2009 Kiplinger Program class Ning.com site • Co-produced a Kiplinger Program recruiting video for use on the program’s website• Co-produced a documentary video about the lives and achievements of Senator John and Annie Glenn• Shot and edited video and photographs on behalf of the university

• Produced the first online multimedia content ever published on the newspaper’s website • Covered local government, the court system, the cops beat and other general assignments for the newspaper and website• Took and edited numerous photographs that were distributed by the Associated Press for use in publications across the country (including Newsweek and the “Sports Photos of the Week” section of the Chicago Tribune’s website)• Took and edited photographs for the newspaper and website

• Wrote stories for the newspaper and website• Took and edited photographs for the newspaper and website• Selected and edited wire art for use in the newspaper and website

• Took and edited photographs for the newspaper and website, including a massive Maker’s Mark rackhouse fire in 2003 that destroyed20,000 barrels of bourbon and did serious damage to the surrounding ecosystem (two photos taken at the site of the fire were picked up by the Lexington Herald-Leader - one of which was main art on page 1)• Covered local government, the court system, tourism and other general assignments for the newspaper and website• Wrote a weekly column for the newspaper and website• Designed page layout for the newspaper

Public Affairs Journalism

Activities and Societies: Completed 18 credit hours as part of the Kiplinger Fellowship.

Ba, Journalism

Activities and Societies: University of Kentucky Marching Band (1999-2001), reporter for the Kentucky Kernel (2000-2003)