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"It's
the ultimate backstage pass to life." That's how Cortney
Kintzer describes his 30 year journey as a TV news photojournalist.
Covering the news in central Iowa for KCCI-TV, he says every day
is an adventure.
--- Cortney started his broadcasting
career in 1975, in the newsfilm department at WHO-TV, while attending
Roosevelt High School. Graduating from Iowa State University in
1981, he eventually became the station's Chief Photographer.
--- In 1987 he joined the staff of
KCCI-TV, and is now the station's Director of Photography. Some
highlights include covering the red carpet at the Grammy Awards
four years in a row, shooting an interview with President Clinton
in the White House and doing countless nature photo essays.
--- • A member and award winner
with the National Press Photographer's Association since 1977
--- • Winner, two Edward R.
Murrow awards, Iowa Broadcast News Association, and Associated
Press awards
--- Cortney has had video used on
many media outlets, including CBS News, NBC News, BBC, Oprah,
Inside Edition, MTV and Real TV
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