Adam Dusenberry

Adam is in charge of maintaining all equipment and facilities and technical operations at BMC. He also oversees remote productions and will be teaching studio production and other classes.

Adam began is career in television and in community media at just 12 years old when he joined the community media center in his hometown.  Eventually, he found himself producing and directing some of the station's largest and most prominent productions, including the 4th of July Parade and Live Election Night Coverage, which are a few of the shows he has won awards for. 

Growing up, his other passion was Scouting.  He found a way to combine it with media production by creating and producing a television series about enviromental issues for his Eagle Project.

Adam attended Ithaca College where he received his degree in Communications.  While there, he was involved with the college television station, ICTV, where, among other roles, he co-produced a weekly talk show for two semesters.  He also spent a semester in Los Angeles where he interned on The Howie Mandel Show.

Since graduating he worked at New England Cable News for 7 years, yet stayed true to his access roots by working steadily in the field of community media, first at WinCAM in Winchester, then at WCAT in Wakefield.  At each place he either built a studio from scratch or designed and implemented a major overhaul of one.  Adam's technical knowledge caught the eye of Broadcast Pix, the company that manufactures the switcher in BMC's studio A, and asked him to become a beta tester for new products and software releases. 

Adam continues his passion to make media in his free time and produced several shows out of his hometown community media center.

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