EXPERIENCE:
CBS News Radio - Assignment Editor
CBS News Radio - News Writer
CBS News - Radio/TV Liaison
StarTalk Radio - Volunteer Producer
CBS News Radio - Desk Associate
WBUR 90.9FM - Radio Boston Intern
WBZ 1030AM - Newsroom Intern
Patch.com - Freelance Multimedia Reporter
Audition, Final Cut, Jutel RadioMan Suite, and Pro Tools
Gauthier (go-TEE-ay) Giacomoni (jee-A-koh-MOH-nee)
While Gauthier primarily handles breaking news as a network radio Assignment Editor, he prefers to write and produce long-form narrative stories.
Gauthier has been passionate about radio since his undergraduate days at WQMC: CUNY Queens College's student run station.
He is a dual American and French citizen who speaks English, French, and Italian.
FEATURED STORY:
2020 Documentary: Science & Technology Finalist at the New York Festivals Radio Awards.
Concert sound today bears little resemblance to the early days of Rock N Roll — when acts like Chuck Berry and The Beatles swept the young hearts of the nation. The quality enhancement is due in large part to one band's drive and innovation. CBS News Correspondent Jim Chenevey reports on how the Grateful Dead paved the way for modern concert sound.