Introducing Staff, Stringers, Videographers, And People Who Make It All Work

Anyone who's ever been to Oshkosh knows that there are hundreds of events and activities as well as tens of thousands of people that descend (some quite literally) on Wittman Regional Airport in mid-summer. While we have a very hard-working and dedicated staff, ANN could not provide you with the extensive information we do without the help of some equally ... some might say more ... dedicated volunteers who give a week of their time to make sure you have the best possible coverage of the show. As we lead up to this year's edition of AirVenture, we'll be introducing you to the people that make all of that possible.

Nathan Cremisino: Video Guru

Coming to us from world renown Brooks Institute of Photography, Nathan Cremisino will be heading to Oshkosh for his eighth year as part of the Aero-TV crew. Prior to his experience with Aero-News Network, Nathan focused his talents on short human interest documentaries; however, he's found the opportunity to be a part of the aviation world a thrilling opportunity.

Shooting air-to-air footage and in-flight rides are always a thrill for him. Most exciting, however, has been the opportunity to document unique and historical events such as the Google Lunar X Prize and the first flight of the Cirrus Jet.

"Witnessing and documenting such monumental moments is such a privilege for me. I know that they are events that will always remain memorable. It's been an honor and thrill to be a part of that incredible growth in the aviation world," Nathan said.

He looks forward to seeing the same unique aviation innovation that will be displayed at Oshkosh this year that he's seen in the past seven years that he's covered the event. "I'm extremely excited for the challenge of covering the day-to-day events this year at Oshkosh. I want to capture even more of the emotions, the atmosphere, and the passion that makes AirVenture so unique."

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