About Bill
I’m Bill Flood, a writer and TV producer based in Connecticut. I currently work part-time for The Connecticut Network (CT-N), and the rest of the time for whomever has an interesting project.
My work has aired on TLC, CourtTV, truTV, NBC, dozens of local TV stations across the country, and on WebMD.com.
I’m available as a video field producer, web producer, writer of articles or press releases, or any other media project you might have in mind. Call or email to discuss rates and deliverables.
A hike with folks from the Haddam Land Trust earned me a photo credit in the Hartford Courant. I certainly don’t think it’s my best trail photo, by any means, but it does show what a nice job was done laying … Continue reading →
Latest video in my work with the Connecticut Forest & Park Association. I attempted to capture as much of a busy, spread-out event as I could, and used the remarks of the visiting Commissioner of the DEEP to hold it … Continue reading →
My latest post for The Middletown Eye, featuring an interview with master clown Jef Johnson, can be read here. Johnson is giving a workshop this weekend in Middletown, and it’s much more zen philosophy then seltzer-in-the-face.
I have a new favorite term: “food swamp”. You may have heard of “food deserts” – neighborhoods lacking super markets or any opportunity to buy fresh, healthy food. Food swamps are neighborhoods with plenty of food – except it’s all … Continue reading →
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Today’s walk. Despite the July-like humidity, temperature, and mosquitoes, it’s autumn in the woods. The palette is definitely changing. Longfellow Estate (Wadsworth Mansion grounds), Middletown, CT
If you’re interested in Middletown development issues, I’m covering the Economic Development Committee’s monthly meetings.
A few sights and sounds as riders began arriving for the 6th Annual Motorcycle Mania on Main Street in Middletown. These were the early arrivals. The event started at 5pm and ran, officially, until 9pm. No doubt it’s still running … Continue reading →
Seth Godin’s recent blog post about who pays for the media hits the nail on the head. He’s right; over the past 20 years ago most goods we consumed have increased in quality – with the exception of the news … Continue reading →
6/23 The forecasts say we’ll be dodging showers for the next couple of days. Luckily the weather was better last week, when Middletown had it’s annual “Cruise Night” on Main Street. The cars prompted another adventure into “pocket videography” … Continue reading →
An enthusiastic crowd turned out for Middletown mayoral candidate Dan Drew last night at the Cantina Restaurant. The fundraiser, organized by former mayor Domenique Thornton, featured an appearance — and hearty endorsement — by third district congresswoman Rosa DeLauro. DeLauro … Continue reading →
