A selection of videos shot, written, and produced in Premiere Pro by Cyn Rosi while employed by NBC4, which retains all rights. All are exclusive interviews for enterprise stories. Screen shots are excerpts. Please contact me for full text samples if you are outside of the U.S.
Parents of a baby who died in foster care: first with the story and exclusive interview.
This story came to me from a source I’d been talking with for a year. She knew I’d show compassion to a young family who’d just been through tragedy. After speaking with the couple on a snowy day in rural Ohio, I verified their story through Athens County Children Services as well as the sheriff and county coroner’s offices.
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Grandmother of a missing man speaks: Exclusive interview on discovery of his body
I’d been following the fortunes of Nelsonville, a small town in rural Ohio which seemed to have more than its fair share of crime. As a result of my reporting, which included investigating a nearby jail, this family contacted me when their grandson went missing. I followed the family’s search as they scoured the woods and trails until this story about five months later: the discovery of the man’s bones in a nearby forest.
The story was corroborated by the sheriff and county coroner’s offices.
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A bullet-ridden housing estate: interview with the receiver.
An exclusive interview about a crime-ridden housing estate came after several visits to interview residents, plus calls to police and the city attorney. After months of badgering, I got inside the apartments with a senior member of the receiver’s team.
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A man who negotiates cease-fires on the streets: Exclusive interview, first with the story.
After I told the story of a woman whose son was shot riding a scooter, Thell Robinson contacted me at NBC4 about the work of his organization Halt Violence. This quiet, soft-spoken man served time in prison, but now he negotiates ceasefires between rival groups on the streets of Columbus. He shared the motivations which keep him going against all odds: a desire to give back to his community, a remembrance of his ancestors, and a deep and consistent faith.
Cynthia has worked very hard in the past year
Performance review 2019, Jason Mays, Managing Editor.
and is by far becoming a leader in the
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