
Michael Clarke
Videographer and Editor at Freelance
Freelance videographer and editor based in Madrid Previously Senior Video Producer at The Times & The Sunday Times Press Association, Evening Standard and BBC
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2 weeks ago |
suffolk.edu | Andrea Grant |Michael Clarke
It’s a month of celebrations for newly-minted Suffolk University interior architecture master’s alumnus Adeleke Eyeowa. The week before Commencement, Eyeowa was honored as Student of the Year at the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) New England Chapter’s annual Building Leaders Breakfast.
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3 weeks ago |
suffolk.edu | Andrea Grant |Michael Clarke
On the morning of June 3, 2024, then-rising Suffolk senior Kayci Resende-Abbott stood beside her brand-new colleagues in the Mayor’s Office of LGBTQIA2S+ Advancement and watched in awe as the city’s Pride flag was raised at City Hall. “They just took me in” from that first day, Resende-Abbott says of the city employees who welcomed her with open arms as she spent the summer internship connecting with residents at community events and promoting the new office on social media.
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3 weeks ago |
suffolk.edu | Michael J. Fisch |Michael Clarke
In a control room surrounded by agents from the FBI, DEA, and Department of Homeland Security, then-first-year law student Melissa Alburo assisted her supervisor as he guided federal officers through the relevant details of search-and-seizure law during a predawn raid.
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3 weeks ago |
suffolk.edu | Michael J. Fisch |Michael Clarke
In a concrete-block refugee camp near Bethlehem, Omar Hajajra grew up in precarious legal limbo—recognized as a citizen of no country, neither Jordan, Israel, nor Palestine. This statelessness meant he lacked some rights many take for granted: no passport, limited freedom of movement, few legal protections. At the time, he was a third-generation refugee. His grandparents had lived for years in a tent encampment, and his father worked as a janitor for the United Nations.
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1 month ago |
suffolk.edu | Andrea Grant |Michael Clarke
Class of 2025 honors broadcast journalism major Areta Odiah—who will soon go from delivering the student address at Suffolk’s College of Arts & Sciences Commencement ceremony to 4 a.m. wake-ups in her new job as a multimedia reporter for a western Massachusetts news station—has a tip for the next crop of Suffolk students:Get yourself into rooms with people you want to know and strike up a conversation. “Obviously think, but don’t overthink it,” she advises.
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Such a pleasure to return to PA over the summer to do some freelance shifts. Alongside manning the edit desk, I have also been out filming in the UK again. A filming shift at PA Media is probably one of the most varied jobs you can have. Just a bit of what I filmed in a few weeks https://t.co/vtGK6FmgKb

Another great episode of the new music video series on @thesundaytimes this time with @AnneMarie talking about Our Song from her new album Therapy. Shot by @JackFeeney_ https://t.co/k4ZDc3stzQ

RT @thetimes: #WorldAtFive: Waste from three countries of the former Yugoslavia pours down the River Drina to create an island of rubbish a…