Tripti Joshi (Editor)

Ernesto McCausland

Updated on
Edit
Like
Comment
Share on FacebookTweet on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on Reddit
Occupation
  
Journalist

Years active
  
1982–2012


Name
  
Ernesto McCausland

Role
  
Journalist

Ernesto McCausland wwweluniversalcomcositesdefaultfiles201201

Born
  
January 4, 1961 (
1961-01-04
)
Barranquilla, Atlantico, Colombia

Awards
  
India Catalina Award, Simon Bolivar Award, Postobon Award

Died
  
November 21, 2012, Barranquilla, Colombia

Ultimo adios a ernesto mccausland


Ernesto McCausland Sojo (January 4, 1961– November 21, 2012) was a Colombian journalist, writer and filmmaker.

Contents

Ernesto McCausland Muri el periodista Ernesto McCausland JetSetcomco

Career

Ernesto McCausland wwweluniversalcomcositesdefaultfiles201201

McCausland began in journalism in 1982, as a reporter of crime stories for his home town newspaper El Heraldo.

Ernesto McCausland Ernesto McCausland Wikipedia

He later started to work in the genre of narrative journalism, becoming one of the best in multiple fields such as press, radio and TV in Colombia. At the same time, he conducted "Mundo Costeño", a narrative journalism program on the regional channel Telecaribe, where he highlighted the customs and traditions of the Colombian Caribbean Region.

Ernesto McCausland Ernesto McCausland emccausl Twitter

In the mid-1990s he worked as a news anchor for the QAP television news. Since 2007 he hosted A las 11, an interview program on Telecaribe. Since 2008 he worked as co-anchor of Canal Caracol's "El Radar", program. McCausland conducted the Vallenato Legend Festival on several occasions. He was a collaborator for Colombia's "SoHo" and Spain's "Interviú" magazines. He was also a columnist for El Heraldo.

Ernesto McCausland Ernesto McCausland 1961 2012 Find A Grave Memorial

Since 1998, he led his own production studio, La Esquina del Cine, where he worked with some of the most talented young producers in the Colombian Caribbean Region.

Ernesto McCausland Entrevista a Diomedes Diaz Por Ernesto Mccausland 1 YouTube

McCausland won several journalistic awards during his professional career.

Books

Some of his best works in the genre of narrative journalism are included in his book Las Crónicas de McCausland (Espasa, 1996). His writings have also been included in such compilations as Antología de grandes reportajes colombianos (Alfaguara) and Antología de grandes crónicas colombianas (Alfaguara) by Daniel Samper.

He published two novels, Febrero escarlata (Planeta, 2004) and El Alma del Acordeón (Intermedio, 2006).

Filmography

McCausland has directed three films, El último Carnaval, Champeta Paradise and Siniestro, which won the award as the best Colombian film of 2000. He has also directed 14 short films and several documentaries.

Awards

  • Simón Bolívar, "Urrá, Los Costos del Retraso" – El Heraldo 1983.
  • Simon Bolívar, "De la Calle a la Gloria" – Mundo Costeño, Telecaribe, 1987.
  • India Catalina, Mejor Programa Telecaribe – Mundo Costeño, 1988.
  • Postobón, "Didí en Medellín" – Mundo Costeño, 1989.
  • Gama, Mejor Programa Telecaribe – Mundo Costeño, 1989.
  • CPB, "Dos Vidas, Un Mineral" – Mundo Costeño, 1991.
  • Simón Bolívar, "La Promesa del Campeón" – Mundo Costeño, 1993.
  • Simón Bolívar, "Efraín Camargo" – QAP Noticias, 1996.
  • Mincultura, Película "Siniestro", Colombia, 2000–2001.
  • India Catalina TV, Toda una vida. 2004
  • References

    Ernesto McCausland Wikipedia