KFBK's Tim Lantz is a broadcasting veteran with experience across four decades. He began his career at the age of 17 covering school board meetings for a radio station in his hometown of Prescott, Arizona.
Since that time, Tim has worked in radio and television as a reporter, anchor, director, writer and was named best newsman in 1987 by the Arizona Associated Press. He also received 2011's Best Serious News Feature Reporting award from the Northern California Television and News Directors Association.
Tim has also spent many years in video and audio production working on projects seen on the Discovery Health Channel and other cable networks. He often publishes Internet travel videos that can also been seen here on KFBK.com.
A classic movie buff, Tim also enjoys many kinds of music from rock to opera, and he is fascinated by a variety of sciences, including paleontology.
I saw this video again on Facebook recently and thought I'd share it with you. Leon Theremin invented the instrument which still carries his name back in 1919. In this film he demonstrates its use.
The second video is one of the more well known applications of the Theremin in classic science fiction films and television thanks to composer Bernard Herrmann.
Enjoy.
