Anthony Mirones
Partner/Multi Media Director
Mirones is a seven-time EMMY® Award winner. Producing, filming, and editing, He brings an insight to your project others only dream about. He has been in the thick of multimedia from championship sporting events, riots, features, and national leading investigations. His most recent credits include Special Projects Producer/Editor for the nationally honored I-TEAM in Cincinnati, Ohio for Scripps Howard Broadcasting.
He
started his career in Findlay, OH as an all around
employee who ran audio, camera, produced, wrote,
reported and anchored the 10 O'Clock news. From there,
Mirones graduated with a B.A. in Communication
from Bluffton College [now Bluffton
University].
Before he finished his education he started working part
time at the ABC affiliate 21Alive in Fort Wayne,
IN.
There he won his first storytelling award from
the Indiana News Photographers
Association.He then went to Knoxville, TN where he met Scott Utterback (another Clifton's Edge partner). Anthony covered Peyton Manning's senior year as quarterback with the Tennessee Volunteers and went to the FedEx Orange Bowl in Miami, FL. The Vol's lost 42-17 to Nebraska.
Later, he followed Utterback to Louisville, KY to work at the NBC affiliate WAVE 3. There he linked up with yet another Clifton's Edge partner, David McArthur. Mirones' exploded on the scene with award after award including two of his seven EMMY® Awards.
Now,
Anthony is in Northern Kentucky running our niche
Clifton's Edge site called www.trischoolsports.com
Trischoolsports
is a multimedia site geared towards teens and what
activities they participate in and around. This site has
generated applause from other
professionals and
users alike. Trischoolsports.com, after only two months
in existence and no funding, sponsored the
Grant County High School Inaugural
Strongman Competition and
the Trischoolsports.com Award for the most powerful
athlete in his weight class.
Mirones believes in giving back to his profession. He currently sits on Ohio Valley NATAS as Chapter President and spent two years with the Ohio News Photographers Association as Television Vice President and three years on the Kentucky News Photographers Association board of directors.