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Thomas "Tom" Murphy is a British born journalist. Tom has worked as a producer / television cameraman specializing in current affairs and documentaries. He has filmed in many different environments, hostile and otherwise, throughout the world. Tom is known for his camerawork in many war zones across the world. He now resides in Galway, Ireland, making occasional contributions Technology Voice, an Irish-based technology news website. Some highlights from his career are covering the first moments of the fall of the Berlin Wall at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on ; assignments in the Middle East, Africa and South East Asia; and in-depth coverage of the situations in Iraq and Afghanistan, including time spent in the Korengal Valley and in Helmand Province with the American military forces. More recently, he received a Polk Award for secretly filming in Burma in the aftermath of the Saffron Revolution. In 1982 he spent three months behind the Russian lines in Afghanistan with the Mujahedin making a documentary. He has won Emmy awards for his coverage of the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, a Moscow documentary shoot and for his footage of the Iraq War, filmed over more than three months in Baghdad in 2003, some of which was used in the Michael Moore film ‘Fahrenheit 9/11.’ ==Working Life== Toms first major job was covering the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982 from Beirut. He has been covering most of the major war zones since then for most of the news channels, including the ABC, NBC and CBS. A list of his filming assignments include: * 1991 Jan. – Gulf War One * 1991 Sep. - The White House, Moscow The Second Russian Revolution * 1992 Apr. to Aug. 1994 –The Balkans * 1993 Oct. – In Moscow for the Yeltsin backlash. * 1995 Jan. – Mar. – Voyage through China. A two-month Nightline/BBC collaboration. * 1997 Sept. – Princess Diana’s death. * 1998 – Balkans. Mainly Kosovo. * 1999 – Albania, Macedonia, Kosovo * 2001 – National Geographic, “Undersea Discovery, ” Black Sea, Turkey * 2001 – National Geographic, “Three Photographers,” Cairo. * 2003 – “Profile of a Suicide Bomber” for Primetime. * 2003 – Discovery Channel, Unsolved History – “Wreck of the Gusloff” * 2003 – Discovery Channel, Unsolved History – “Last Flight of the Red Baron” * 2003 – Gulf War Two. * 2003 – Discovery Channel, Unsolved History – “Naval Battle in the Colosseum” * 2004 – Afghanistan, “The Hunt for Osama.” * 2005 – Mitchell/Kenyon films and “Undiscovered Chaplin.” * 2005 - Ireland with Frank McCourt fhe author of “Angela’s Ashes” commenting on the rapid growth of the Celtic Tiger. * 2005 – Tsuanmi, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Indonesia. * 2006 – Afghanistan. June-series of specials. Then 9/11 five year anniversary.Also series of live shows from Kabul. * 2007, March – Tehran with Diane Sawyer. Interview with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. * 2007, April – With Diane Sawyer again. This time in Kabul, Afghanistan. Whole spot on kitemaking and flying. * 2007, June – Suicide Bombers in Morocco for HDnet with Michael Davie. * 2007, November – Burma * 2007, December – Pakistan, interview President Musharraf * 2008, April – Egypt and Kenya “We are 21″ ABC * 2009, October, China vs America in Africa, HDnet (Producer/Camera) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Thomas Murphy (journalist)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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