Bio
Hi, I’m Michael Rotiroti, a Boston-based photographer, videographer, and editor. I graduated from Endicott College in 2020 with a BFA with a focus in Photography. Since then, I've moved into the video production world. With over 100 productions under my belt, including 3 major union productions and 4 network films, I can safely say that I have worked on sets of all sizes and types, from documentaries like HBO's Murder in Boston, The Discovery Channel’s Sacred Cod and MTV Film’s 16 and Recovering, to dramas like Netflix’s Don’t Look Up, 20th Century Fox’s American Horror Story, and Apple TV+'s Spirited, I understand how to get professional results from productions of all sizes.
I am currently the Media Production Manager at Boston University’s College of Fine Arts, where I lead the media production team and oversee all aspects of video creation and distribution. Prior to this, I worked as a Senior Video Editor, Camera Op, and Gaffer for the Above Summit video production studio.
Awards
Nominated for 4 Emmy awards for HBO's documentary film series Murder in Boston, including Best Documentary. It went on to win outstanding crime and justice documentary. This film also won the duPont-Columbia University Award.
Won the Robert F Kennedy Human Rights Award For Journalism for MTV Film’s 16 and Recovering.
Nominated for a local Emmy award for Hospitality Homes in 2023's New England Regional Emmy Contests.
In college, I won the Boston Press Photographers Association’s college contest twice, once for my sports photography and once for my multimedia thesis project.
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