Richard
Falco, President & Creative Director. For the past thirty-five years he has worked as a photographer, documentary filmmaker, journalist, and educator. He has traveled extensively throughout the world, working on assignments in Asia, Africa, Europe and the United States. His photographs have appeared in major publications. Clients include: Time Magazine, Newsweek, Business Week, New York Times, Life, National Geographic Society, People, Geo, New York Magazine, Stern, U.S. News & World Report, to name a few. Falco is the author of four books, To Bear Witness-September 11, Medics: A Documentation of Paramedics in the Harlem Community, Witchcraft: Ancient Traditions Alive in Salem, Hunger and Rice in Asia. He is a winner of the International Media Award, a 10-time award winner for Excellence in Journalism from the Society of Professional Journalists, and the Society of Publication Designers. He has exhibited in the United States and abroad. Exhibitions include: Corcoran Gallery, Washington, DC; International Center of Photography, NY; Nikon Galleries, Tokyo; New York Historical Society, NY and others. He is the director of the films, Crossroads: Rural Health Care in America; Project Music: Not A Single Dissonant Note; and Holding Back the Surge, and the executive producer of the films Josie: A Story About Williams Syndrome and Dorothea’s Tears.
He is also the Coordinator of Multimedia Journalism in the Masters-in- Communication Program at Sacred Heart University and on the Editorial Board Member for the Easton Courier News.
Joe
Alicastro, Producer. A thirty-year veteran producer for NBC News, Mr. Alicastro was a Special Events Producer for the network’s extensive political coverage from 2003 through 2007. Before that he served as NBC Rome Bureau Chief, traveling extensively around the globe covering breaking news, including the fall of the Berlin Wall, the breakup of the Soviet Union, the Gulf War and the Liberation of Kuwait. He is the winner of three News and Documentary Emmy Awards. Mr. Alicastro is the Coordinator of News & Broadcasting in the Masters in Communication Program at Sacred Heart University.
Lisa
Maxwell, Art Director. The winner of three Effie Awards. Over the
last 25 years, she has worked at many of New York's premier
advertising agencies, such as Young and Rubicam, Backer &
Spielvogel, McCann Erickson and Euro RSCG. Her clients include:
General Foods, Oil of Olay, Helene Curtis, and Coca Cola to
name a few. She continues consulting in advertising and has
expanded her capabilities from conventional consumer print
and television advertising to the web. Well versed in the
usage of InDesign, Adobe's Photoshop, and other
applications for web design; she brings a wealth of perspective
and experience to her teaching. Ms. Maxwell is also a computer
graphics instructor with the Center For The Arts at the
State University of New York.
Les
Stone. During the last two decades, Mr. Stone has
chronicled the human cost of conflict in Iraq, Afghanistan,
Israel, Kosovo, Liberia, Cambodia, and Haiti, among other
war zones. He is the winner of several World Press Photo Awards
and Picture of the Year Awards. Mr. Stone has covered stories
often ignored by the mainstream media. His work has appeared
in the pages of National Geographic, Time, Life, Newsweek,
Stern, Fortune and many others. He has been involved in a
number of book projects: The Palestine and the Arab-Israeli
Conflict (Bedford Books), Haiti: Dangerous Crossroads (South
End Press) and A Day in the Life of the United States Armed
Forces (HarperCollins).
Krystian Bielatowicz specializes in photojournalism, portrait and travel photography. He is published in many magazines throughout the world, most notably: Newsweek, National Geographic, National Geographic Traveler, and others. Bielatowicz has won numerous awards including: The Grand National Geographic Photographic Competition, The International Photography Competition, Newsreportage and others. He is the President of A-Pro-Positive, an organization that produces photo, multimedia and video projects. An educator. He also teaches a series of photography workshops and photo-expeditions for The Nikon Academy.
Tomas Koeck Koeck is a photographer and videographer. His passion has focused on nature and wildlife. He has published works in Connecticut Audubon Society, Natural History, Field & Stream, American Birds and the Easton Courier News. He has worked on several stories with Vision Project and is on the news team for the Easton Courier. Koeck is also the recipient of numerous awards and has collaborated with several organizations focusing on environmental issues and wildlife preservation. Why I photograph.
Vision
Project also relies on a cadre of experts who contribute on
a freelance basis, as well as, a dedicated core of volunteers
and students. |
