Pete Liebengood

PETE LIEBENGOOD
PRESIDENT

Pete Liebengood has one of the widest ranging resumes in broadcasting. In nearly four decades of work in the industry he has won multiple national and local awards for his work as the following: a sports anchor/reporter, sports play-by-play announcer (ESPN, NBC), sports radio talk show host, news anchor/reporter, executive producer, producer, and production company operator, where he learned editing, lighting, and shooting.

A few years back, had someone told me I was being converted to a VJ, I would have said something like, “You want me to do what?” Actually, I probably would have screamed it and quite possibly added a few other choice words. I understand the resistance to the VJ model. I also understand why it is suddenly in the broadcast mix. Because it is being adopted and because of my background I feel ordained to see that conversion to this model is done professionally and more important, correctly. To that end I have assembled a pool of trainers whose experience and abilities are off the charts.

Jason RoseJASON ROSE   
Non-Linear Editing Instructor

Jason Rose compliments our instruction staff as an experienced editor trained in Avid and Final Cut Pro. He has worked as an editor in several different genres, from comedy to drama to documentary -- from short subject to feature length. Jason operates Rose Noble Entertainment, www.rosenoble.com, in Southern California. Jason's only shortcoming is that he's a Dodger fan.

 

 

Brian CardelloBRIAN CARDELLO 
Training Contributor

Brian is another KRON-TV alumn. He has better than two decades worth of experience as a cameraman, editor, writer and producer. Brian operates Spotted Bull Productions in San Jose, California, www.Spottedbull.com. A graduate of Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, Brian served as cameraman, editor and Jib Operator for KRON’s internationally syndicated technology program, New Media News.

Brian’s show credits are impressive: The John Walsh Show, Dr. Phil, Inside Edition, Escape from Alcatraz, Fox’s Front Page and ABC’s American Detective. He won a local Emmy for his camera work on “Bay Area Back Roads, a KRON staple for over two decades.