Carlos Boettcher is an American journalist. He currently serves as a producer at ABC channel since 2009. Carlos is an Emmy, Peabody, and also Murrow Award-winning journalist. He is also a writer, field producer, documentary producer, as well as a videographer. Carlos has covered some of the most high-profile news stories such as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, as well as the Boston Marathon Bombing.
Carlos works well under the pressure of tight deadlines and he is also highly adaptable to new technology and trends. His main interest is to pursue production in emergent fields, mostly the digital and VR space. Also, Carlos loves to explore how old media can successfully integrate into the new media space being created such as the exploding gaming market. His area of experience includes Project and Team management, handling personnel from the war zones to Super Bowls, as well as everything in between.
Carlos won Edward R. Murrow Award RTDNA in Oct 2014 for Breaking News-Boston Marathon Manhunt, Edward R. Murrow Award RTDNA in Oct 2014 for Continuing Coverage-Oklahoma Tornado Manhunt, Emmy for Outstanding Morning Show in May 2014 Emmy for Best News Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast in Oct 2012, Emmy for Outstanding Feature Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast in Oct 2012 among other awards.
He was born in the United States of America. Although he has not shared his exact date of birth, Carlos may be in his early 40s, probably 44 years old.
He is a man of average stature. Carlos stands at a height of 5 ft 8 in ( Approx 1.73m).
He was born to his father Mike Boettcher and his mother Katherine Boettcher. Mike was born in 1954 and is a native of Ponca City, Oklahoma who graduated from the University of Oklahoma. He is an American journalist and war correspondent. He is often based in Iraq and Afghanistan. Also, Mike serves as a visiting professor at the University of Oklahoma.
He became the first journalist to present a live satellite report on CNN. Mike’s work has won him a Peabody Award, six Emmys, and also a National Headliner award. Mike and his son Carlos produced the 2014 film documentary titled The Hornet’s Nest, the documentary was about their experiences while with the American troops in Afghanistan.
He is a well-known journalist who has made his name in the media industry by winning a lot of awards due to his excellent reporting. Despite all that, Carlos has demonstrated his secretive nature when it comes to his personal life. important details bout his marital status are still below the radar.
He joined George Washington University in 2004 and graduated with a degree in International Affairs in 2007.
Currently, Carols serves as the Producer at ABC News. He joined the station in May 2009 and has been there for more than 12 years. Before that, Carlos served as the Executive Producer for Citizen soldiers in Greater Los Angeles Area. He worked there from Jun 2016 to Aug 2016. While there, Carlos was the executive producer of the Feature-Length Documentary Citizen Soldier. The organization profiled members of the Oklahoma National Guard during their deployment in Afghanistan.
Before that, Carlos served as the Producer and Cinematographer at The Hornet’s Nest Film in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Los Angeles. He held this role from Aug 2011 to May 2014. While there, Carlos had the responsibility to critically-acclaimed documentary film profiling the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as theatrically released. He did that via immersive, frontline footage. Also, The Hornet’s Nest gave audiences a view of war rarely seen in any medium.
Carlos’ duties in the course of production were principal photography, promotional duties, storytelling, and production. All throughout his journalism journey, Carlos has won some Honors and Awards. They include Edward R. Murrow Award RTDNA in Oct 2019 for Overall Excellence-ABC News, and Emmy for Outstanding Breaking News Coverage in Oct 2019.
Carlos’colleagues at ABC include:
Kassandra Crimi-meteorologist
Angela Jacobs-anchor
Alex Perez ABC-anchor
Ginger Zee-Meteorologist
Hannah Rucker-anchor
Amy Robach-presenter
Claire Shipman-correspondent
Lara Spencer-anchor
Andrew Perez-anchor
Michelle McLeod-meteorologist
He won Emmy for Outstanding News Special in Oct 2018, Emmy for Outstanding Morning Show in May 2018, Emmy for Outstanding Morning Show in May 2017, Edward R. Murrow Award RTDNA in Oct 2016 for Overall Excellence-ABC News Radio, Edward R. Murrow Award RTDNA in Oct 2016 for Overall Excellence-ABC News, Edward R. Murrow Award RTDNA in Oct 2014 for Overall Excellence-ABC News Radio, an Edward R. Murrow Award RTDNA in Oct 2014 for Overall Excellence-ABC News.
His main source of income is his job as the Producer at ABC News. Carlos has an average salary of $77,984 per year.
He has accumulated a lot of wealth from his journalism career. Carlos has an estimated net worth of $1,567,489.
All through, Carlos witnessed three decades of assignments covering world conflict for NBC News as well as CNN and also has been a victim of terrorism himself but serviced all of them.
Yes. Carlos is still alive. Currently, he serves as the Producer at ABC News. He joined the station in May 2009 and has been there for more than 12 years. Before that, Carlos served as the Executive Producer for Citizen soldiers in Greater Los Angeles Area.
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