Frank DiCesare is a veteran journalist with more than 20 years of media experience. His
work has appeared on PBS and in U.S. News & World Report, National Geographic
Traveler, Forbes Travel Guide, The Boston Globe, The Dallas Morning News and many
other publications. A native of Quincy, Massachusetts, he graduated from Stonehill
College with a bachelor's degree in English in 1991. He also holds master's degrees in
English and English education from Seton Hall University and Boston University
respectively.
In 2017, DiCesare turned his attention to documentary film work and formed Oskar
Films, a division of his creative services firm, DiCesare Media Company, LLC. His first
film, Blacksmith, a short, poetic documentary, won the prestigious Special Jury Remi
Award at the 51st WorldFest - Houston International Film Festival in 2018. Today,
Blacksmith is available for streaming in more than 70 countries through Amazon Prime
Video and Filmhub.
Today, DiCesare lives with his wife, Linda, and their pet miniature schnauzer, Oskar, in
Lakewood Ranch, Florida. He is an adjunct professor of digital cinema at State College
Florida, Manatee-Sarasota, where he teaches Creative Videography and Electronic
Field Production. You can check out his published articles at www.frankdicesare.com.
His photography and television work can be viewed at www.frankdicesarephoto.com.
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