Bronson Arcuri
Bronson Arcuri is a Senior Producer on NPR's visuals team. In that role, he focuses on developing new video formats and producing original documentary projects for the network's digital platforms and news programs.
Arcuri is responsible for overseeing the visual execution of major news events, such as election night video coverage for digital platforms.
He has directed interviews with figures ranging from former First Lady Michelle Obama and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, to Governors Gavin Newsom and Kevin Stitt. A specialist in developing award-winning video series on politics and economics, Arcuri oversaw the creation of short-form vertical coverage of international conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. That work contributed to a 2025 duPont-Columbia Award for international news coverage.
In addition to his own production, Arcuri serves as a lead editor and a formal mentor for producers through NPR's cross-departmental training initiatives.
His work has been recognized with multiple Webby Awards and several honors from the White House News Photographer Association.
Arcuri previously directed the Emmy Award-winning Tiny Desk series. He got his start at member station WOUB in Athens, Ohio, and is a graduate of the Scripps College of Communication at Ohio University.
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- Dear Life Kit: Can I tell my neighbor to put their yappy dogs inside?
- Dear Life Kit: I'm ready to move in together. My boyfriend isn't
- Dear Life Kit: My husband secretly racked up our credit card bill. Now what?