THE PRODUCER
Alejandro Pisani was born in Caracas-Venezuela on October 1978. His career in the television industry started when he was only Fifteen years-old. He attended Newton North High School while Directing and Producing two television shows that he created, and also working part-time at WCEA-TV19 Boston. Pisani's first job began in the Fall of 1994, were he worked as a Master Control Operator at WCEA-TV19 Boston. One month later, he was given the job of Technical Director on Noti-19, the station's local newscast. In September 1995, he debuted as a Producer, creating and Producing Boston's first sports show in Spanish. The show was en titled Deportes y Punto en TV, it targeted young Latinos/Hispanics between the ages of Fifteen to Thirty years-old. The show was a recollection of the week's top stories, interviews and more. In February of 1996, Pisani along with a crew of Reporters and Technicians, went to Santo Domingo-Dominican Republic to cover the XXVI edition of the Caribbean Baseball Series, which he was part of again in February of 1997 in Hermosillo-Mexico during the XXVII edition of the Caribbean Baseball Series. In the summer of 1995, Pisani along with Diana Ubinas, created what is soon to be called an entertainment institution for young Latinos of Boston, that is Jam House.