Zach Cusson - Newsy
Zach Cusson
Videographer
Zach Cusson is a videographer/editor with the investigative unit in D.C. Prior to joining Newsy, Zach was a creative director for a D.C. based production agency where he constantly pitched his clients on documentary projects. He received his bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism from Emerson College and has had a camera in his hands ever since. Through his work, Zach hopes to help people understand and empathize with as many facets of the human experience as possible.
Recent Work
COVID Aid To Small Venues At A Trickle
Newsy Investigates: Coins Depicting Police Misconduct For Sale
Newsy Investigates: Bureaucratic Blunders Block Small Business Relief
Abortion Pill Gets Fresh Look As FDA Launches Review Of Restrictions
Amid Pandemic, Workplace Air Quality Standards 'All Over The Place'
What Happened To Biden’s Plan To Fight COVID-19 In Workplaces?
FBI Sees Surge In National Use-Of-Force Database Participation
Businesses Hunger For Cash As Feds Sit On $271B In Unspent Aid
Despite Billions in Public Funding, Rural Broadband Still Lags
As Chauvin Trial Begins, Activists Demand Justice for Breonna Taylor
No-Knock Warrant Ban Won't Pass In Breonna Taylor's Home State
Newsy Investigates: Who’s Behind Push For Stricter Voting Rules?
Why You Can't Find An N95 Mask Despite Plenty For Sale
Newsy Investigation: How Fake N95 Masks End Up In Hospitals
Experts Have Ideas For How To Secure The U.S. Capitol Without A Fence
In Years Before Riot, Congress Kept Knocking Down Plans For A Fence
Taking A Look At Manipulated Images On Social Media
Deepfake Videos Are Getting Better, And The Pentagon Is Worried
Abortion Pill Providers Forced To Cancel Shipments To Patients
Trump Could Face New Legal Headaches As An Ex-President
Few Spectators Attend Inauguration Amid Security Clampdown, Pandemic
Muted Protests Across The Country After States Fortified Security
Capitol Attack Shocks The World, Hurts U.S. Global Standing
Where Was The National Guard When The Capitol Was Breached?
Fact-checking President Trump's Georgia Phone Call
States Run Up Against Deadline To Spend COVID Aid
Confederate Statues Still Standing in U.S. Capitol
Widespread Sewage Testing For COVID Still A Pipe Dream
Sheriffs, Criminologists Worried About Coming FBI Crime Data Loss
