Byron Goggin
- Cinematographer
- Camera and Electrical Department
- Producer
Byron Goggin is a 13-time Emmy winning Director of Photography,
currently creating programming for Discovery Channel, National
Geographic, History, the BBC and many other well known networks.
In 1990 Byron Goggin was hired by a top ten market NBC affiliate as a news editor where he remained for 2 years. In 1992 he was promoted to "Special Projects Videographer/ Editor" where he filmed and edited Emmy Award winning programs including Dateline NBC with Chris Hansen and Ann Thompson. In 1995 his job was expanded to include "Commercial Production Director of Photography", and "Special Project Coordinator".
In 2000 Byron accepted the position of "Chief Photographer" at Fox Sports Net. His duties included shooting "live" sporting events pre and post game shows. Byron was also responsible for the overall quality of programming, development of strategies and technical plans for major sporting events including the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, NCAA playoffs, NBA Finals, Superbowl, MLB World Series, Ryder Cup Golf, and NASCAR events.
In 2003 Byron was nominated for FOX News Corps "Global Excellence Award", an honor given to only a few in the FOX worldwide network. Between 2002 and 2004 Byron went on to win a win a total of SIX Emmys for his outstanding work in photography, field production, and directing.
In 2005 Byron left his position at FOX, to launch BMG Creative. BMG achieved instant national recognition with the production of "Wild Weekend Adventures", which aired on PBS. BMG won a total of 7 Emmy Awards and 2 Associated Press awards, taking Byron to the next level of production.
In 2008 Byron moved from Detroit to Los Angeles and expanded his goals to include creating programming for the Discovery Channel, The BBC, National Geographic, History Channel, SPIKE and TRU channels. His list of photography and DP credits include shows like Ice Road Truckers, Wicked Tuna, COAL, Wild Justice, Monster Garage (MCM), and Black Gold.
In 1990 Byron Goggin was hired by a top ten market NBC affiliate as a news editor where he remained for 2 years. In 1992 he was promoted to "Special Projects Videographer/ Editor" where he filmed and edited Emmy Award winning programs including Dateline NBC with Chris Hansen and Ann Thompson. In 1995 his job was expanded to include "Commercial Production Director of Photography", and "Special Project Coordinator".
In 2000 Byron accepted the position of "Chief Photographer" at Fox Sports Net. His duties included shooting "live" sporting events pre and post game shows. Byron was also responsible for the overall quality of programming, development of strategies and technical plans for major sporting events including the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, NCAA playoffs, NBA Finals, Superbowl, MLB World Series, Ryder Cup Golf, and NASCAR events.
In 2003 Byron was nominated for FOX News Corps "Global Excellence Award", an honor given to only a few in the FOX worldwide network. Between 2002 and 2004 Byron went on to win a win a total of SIX Emmys for his outstanding work in photography, field production, and directing.
In 2005 Byron left his position at FOX, to launch BMG Creative. BMG achieved instant national recognition with the production of "Wild Weekend Adventures", which aired on PBS. BMG won a total of 7 Emmy Awards and 2 Associated Press awards, taking Byron to the next level of production.
In 2008 Byron moved from Detroit to Los Angeles and expanded his goals to include creating programming for the Discovery Channel, The BBC, National Geographic, History Channel, SPIKE and TRU channels. His list of photography and DP credits include shows like Ice Road Truckers, Wicked Tuna, COAL, Wild Justice, Monster Garage (MCM), and Black Gold.
