Anthony Ciuffo is an emerging American journalist and film reporter whose work is rooted in his background as a 3+1 Film, Television, and Media Arts major at Quinnipiac University. Based in Bellmore, New York, he has developed a reputation for sharp entertainment coverage, blending technical filmmaking knowledge with a reporter’s instinct for narrative clarity. His early experience as News Director and Film Producer for the Bellmore‑Merrick Broadcasting program shaped his ability to deliver fast‑paced visual storytelling and on‑camera confidence.

At Q30 Television — Quinnipiac University’s student‑run news network — Ciuffo serves as a Film Beat Reporter for the Entertainment Department, where he analyzes new releases, industry trends, and the cultural impact of contemporary cinema. His reporting includes pieces such as his analysis of Benny Safdie’s drama The Smashing Machine, where he evaluates whether a critically acclaimed film can rebound after a weak opening weekend. His style combines industry‑aware critique with an accessible tone that resonates with student audiences and film enthusiasts alike.

Beyond journalism, Ciuffo brings hands‑on production experience to his reporting. His LinkedIn profile highlights roles as a camera operator for Quinnipiac Athletics, a barista, a STEM program teaching assistant, and a camp specialist — a mix that reflects his multidisciplinary work ethic and comfort in fast‑moving environments. He has earned multiple awards for directing, editing, and producing short films and PSAs, including national recognition from NBC and the Student Television NetworkLinkedIn. Together, these experiences position him as a rising voice in entertainment journalism with a strong foundation in both storytelling and production craft.