Over the last few months, I've had the immense pleasure of working on a project for Zagat that features 30 local restaurant industry folks under the age of 30
who are all doing great things. (I wrote a bio about each honoree and took photographs of ten of them who didn't have recent headshots.) From a food truck owner to the general manager of one of Boston's most high-end restaurants to bar managers honing the craft cocktail scene, the list represents a wide variety of fun, interesting, and talented young people.
Last night, Zagat held an event at the Boston Public Library to announce all of the honorees, and I had the opportunity to do a live broadcast where I spoke with a Zagat blogger from New York about the people on the list, their restaurants, and the Boston food scene in general. Here's the footage, in which I spend some time talking and a lot of time standing awkwardly, kind of able to hear what's going on from the simultaneous broadcast on the other side of the room. It was a little nerve-wracking; while I love performing and acting, it's kind of terrifying to do unscripted things!
It ended up being really fun, though, and I was glad to be able to get in a few mentions of some of my favorite spots that weren't represented on the list, like 3 Little Figs and Highland Kitchen.
And here are some of my favorite outtakes from the photo shoots with some of the honorees:
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Jason Kilgore, Beverage Manager, Catalyst |
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Kurt Gurdal, General Manager, Formaggio Kitchen |
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Marcos Sanchez, Executive Chef, Tres Gatos |
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Selena Donovan, Restaurant Manager, Towne Stove & Spirits |
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Meredith Devinney, General Manager, Menton |
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Mike Smith, Chef de Cuisine, Toro |
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Patrick Gaggiano, General Manager, Trina's Starlite Lounge and Parlor Sports |
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Samuel Monsour, Executive Chef, jm Curley |
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