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WINNING IMAGES owner Tony Miller has piloted a plane, a riverboat, a Coast Guard cutter, raced stock cars, and plowed a farm field. He's shopped with first Lady Laura Bush, and quizzed Presidential hopefuls Pat Buchanan and Jesse Jackson.He once gently guided one of the richest men in the world, Steve Forbes, by the lapels in front of thousands of people.
Tony Miller has prowled the halls of the Pentagon in a suit and running shoes, verbally sparred with Muhammad Ali and flirted with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Tony Miller walked with entertainer Isaac Hayes, aka the "Black Moses" , as his entourage parted a sea of people at the Million Man March. While others ran for cover, Tony Miller was chasing the tornados that would eventually earn Michigan "national disaster area" status.
And it was all in a day's work. Tony Miller is a 25 year veteran television news reporter formerly employed by ABC Inc. at one of the network's ten owned stations, and at KPLR News 11 in St. Louis. . His assignments have ranged from the Million Man March to the Dow Corning Breast Implant controversy. He covered the presidential campaigns of George W.Bush, Al Gore, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama.
Mr. Miller's expose on landlords who knowingly rent to crack dealers earned an Associated Press Documentary Award. Mr. Miller has also been honored by groups like the National Association of Media women and the Infant Mortality Coalition.
Mr. Miller founded WINNING IMAGES Video & Consultants in 1993
as a part-time business. One of his earliest clients was the National New Zealand Television Network (TVNZ). His footage of the colorful World Champion New Zealand Soft Ball team's successful Tournament run was also picked up by ABC. Once it went national, the team's colorful HAKA chant, performed before each game, captured the attention of viewers and news organizations across the country.
Mr. Miller also produced training and promotional videos for the Miss Michigan Scholarship Pageant. These videos helped the state pageant win the Miss America Internal/External Communications Award.
Tony Miller is a graduate of Northern Michigan University.
Tony Miller has prowled the halls of the Pentagon in a suit and running shoes, verbally sparred with Muhammad Ali and flirted with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Tony Miller walked with entertainer Isaac Hayes, aka the "Black Moses" , as his entourage parted a sea of people at the Million Man March. While others ran for cover, Tony Miller was chasing the tornados that would eventually earn Michigan "national disaster area" status.
And it was all in a day's work. Tony Miller is a 25 year veteran television news reporter formerly employed by ABC Inc. at one of the network's ten owned stations, and at KPLR News 11 in St. Louis. . His assignments have ranged from the Million Man March to the Dow Corning Breast Implant controversy. He covered the presidential campaigns of George W.Bush, Al Gore, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama.
Mr. Miller's expose on landlords who knowingly rent to crack dealers earned an Associated Press Documentary Award. Mr. Miller has also been honored by groups like the National Association of Media women and the Infant Mortality Coalition.
Mr. Miller founded WINNING IMAGES Video & Consultants in 1993
as a part-time business. One of his earliest clients was the National New Zealand Television Network (TVNZ). His footage of the colorful World Champion New Zealand Soft Ball team's successful Tournament run was also picked up by ABC. Once it went national, the team's colorful HAKA chant, performed before each game, captured the attention of viewers and news organizations across the country.
Mr. Miller also produced training and promotional videos for the Miss Michigan Scholarship Pageant. These videos helped the state pageant win the Miss America Internal/External Communications Award.
Tony Miller is a graduate of Northern Michigan University.
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In front of Airforce One
Anchoring.
Last game at Tiger Stadium, Detroit.
Tony Miller reporting
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