Teddy Weisberg, who has worked on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange for 40 years, gives us a tour of the exchange.
Published on BBC NEWS (10/24/2008)
Producer: Heather Alexander
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoñiRamon J. Goni | Director + DP REEL 2021Ramón J. GOÑI2021-11-22 | Director and cinematographer reelRamon J. Goni | Director + DP Reel 2020Ramón J. GOÑI2021-02-16 | Director, cinematographer and visual artist reel.SHOWstudio Exclusive | ON NEW TERMS | Ramon J. GoniRamón J. GOÑI2012-08-08 | showstudio.com/project/on_new_terms
From ShowStudio: 'I'd like to begin again,' says the protagonist of Ramón J. Goñi's new film, a sombre work which explores the idea of death as a new start. Starring Ashley Smith as a troubled, jaded beauty, On New Terms is based on Deborah Garrison's poem of the same name. The work - released in conjunction with our Death exhibition - eschews a literal narrative in order to allow viewers to project their own emotions and experiences onto the depicted scenes. Similarly, the piece also refuses to conform to a certain artistic category, combining everything from visual poetry to fashion film (thanks to some sleek A/W looks from 3.1 Philip Lim). Speaking on the multifaceted film Goñi comments, 'Limbo is the keyword with this piece - artistic limbo, personal limbo, storyline limbo. Everything about the film is in between.' Based on the poem by Deborah Garrison Direction and edit: Ramón J. Goñi Cinematography: Jake Saner and Ramón J. Goñi Colorist: Thomas Wong Performance: Ashley Smith, Eian Scully, Brian Shimansky, Eric Wyatt, Kilo Kish, Wynn Holmes Art Direction: Susan Locht Still Photography: Ryan Scherb Styling: Toyo Tsuchiya Hair: Nelson Vercher for Rene Furterer Make-up: Jenny Kanavaros using M.A.C Cosmetics Choreography: Nicolas Archambault, Wynn Holmes Set Design: We Came In Peace Fashion: 3.1 Phillip Lim and Bijules Executive Production: Ramón J. Goñi and Fernando Goñi Production: Helena Martel and Spencer Taylor Music design: BLUWIVertigoRamón J. GOÑI2012-03-27 | http://www.FashionTV.com/videos
In this beautifully captured and fashionable adventure with gorgeous male models we make our way seaside to catch the waves, watch the beautiful boys, and learn how to live life in the tropics and by the Tahitian ocean.EXPERIMENTS IN MOTION | Mark WigleyRamón J. GOÑI2012-02-09 | ...EXPERIMENTS IN MOTION | Marc and JurgenRamón J. GOÑI2012-02-09 | ...EXPERIMENTS IN MOTION | Jeffrey InabaRamón J. GOÑI2012-02-09 | ...EXPERIMENTS IN MOTION | Geoff Manaugh and Nicola TwilleyRamón J. GOÑI2012-02-09 | ...THE FASHIONISTO - Dark AngelsRamón J. GOÑI2011-12-12 | A film by RAMON J. GONI AND ANDREW YANG Executive Producer JACK CONNOLLY Music and Sound Design by MIKAEL KARLSSON Cinematography and Editing RAMON J. GONI Cast PARKER HURLEY, MISA PATINSZKY, RJ KING Second Camera Unit MATTHEW BARELA Still Photography BRYAN FOX Colorist MATTHEW BARELA Wardrobe SIR NEW YORK Stylist MICHEL SERRUYA Make-up Artist CANDICE FORNESS
Produced by SWOON NYCGravitation in C minorRamón J. GOÑI2011-11-23 | ...VANITY FAIR - Courtney in WonderlandRamón J. GOÑI2011-10-06 | A film by Jason Bell
Cinematography and Editing by Ramón J. Goñi
Screenplay by Jason Bell, Ramón J. Goñi and Guy Harrington
Music by Fall on Your Sword (originally from the motion picture soundtrack to Another Earth)
Production: Soho Management
Colorist: Thomas Wong
VFX Artist: Peter Gagnon
Stylist: Lauren Blane
Hair: Selena Middleton
Make up: Kenneth Soh
Prop Stylist: Georgia Lacey
Butler: Steve Ford
Rabbit Handlers: A to Z Animals
Filmed on Location in Cliveden House, Taplow, Berkshire, England
The redevelopment of the World Trade Center site in New York has been a long process, but it is now gradually taking shape.
The architect Daniel Libeskind was tasked with creating the first design studies for the site. This led to the creation of his 'masterplan' for the whole area - which remains the foundation of what is taking shape.
Other architects have been commissioned by the developers Silverstein Properties, to work on the individual buildings. They include British stars Richard Rogers and Norman Foster.
Illustrated by architects' animations for how the finished site will look, Daniel Libeskind and Dara McQuillan, spokesman from Silverstein Properties, explain the thinking behind the development to the BBC's Ramon Goni.
Published on BBC NEWS (9/8/2011)
Producer/Reporter: Ramon J. Goni
Camera: Ramón J. GoniBilly Elliot - London CastRamón J. GOÑI2011-08-30 | Filmed and edited by Ramon J. GoniKULT Magazine - CelebrationRamón J. GOÑI2011-07-07 | Directed by Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca in association with Ramon J. Goni Director of Photography Sasha D. Burdett Assistant Director Kyle Parsons Edited by Ramon J. Goni Music by Anthon Welsjo Voice Talent by Benjamin Clementine Styled by Marcus TeoW Magazine - UNTITLED (pool)Ramón J. GOÑI2011-06-25 | Shot at The Standard Hollywood, Untitled (pool) is a short film by Director Ramon J. Goni and Producer Susan Locht with an original score by Mikael Karlsson.BBC - Strawberry boom is a drain on Spain (Radio)Ramón J. GOÑI2011-06-02 | By Ramon Goni BBC News, Spain and Switzerland bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13546715
The strawberry has always been one of the most prized tastes of summer. But meeting the growing demand for this favourite fruit - in Britain, Germany, France and beyond - is putting great strain on the environment in Spain.
Published on BBC NEWS (5/27/2011) Producer/Reporter: Ramon J. Goni Producer: Pramod Morjaria Camera: Ramón J. GoniBBC - Strawberry boom is a drain on SpainRamón J. GOÑI2011-05-27 | By Ramon Goni BBC News, Spain and Switzerland
bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13546715
The strawberry has always been one of the most prized tastes of summer. But meeting the growing demand for this favourite fruit - in Britain, Germany, France and beyond - is putting great strain on the environment in Spain.
Published on BBC NEWS (5/27/2011)
Producer/Reporter: Ramon J. Goni
Producer: Pramod Morjaria
Camera: Ramón J. GoniBBC News - A brief history of time zonesRamón J. GOÑI2011-03-25 | Filmed and edited by Ramon J. Goni
Cinematographer / Editor: Ramón J. Goñi Production: Guy Harrington at Soho Management Production: Scott Duquette at NEON LIGHTHOUSE Location and Casting: Amy Oldis Colorist: Thomas Wong Stylist: Brendan Cannon Hair and Make-up: Melanie Harris Tango Dancer: Maria Ramos Camera Assistants: Kyle Parsons and Scott DuquetteBBC News Oscars 2011: On the red carpet at the Kodak theatreRamón J. GOÑI2011-03-01 | Filmed and edited by Ramon J. Goni
It's the movie world's biggest night - and the Kodak theatre in Hollywood is being prepared for its A-list celebrity guests.
The red carpet's been rolled out and the world's media has arrived to find out who will win the golden statues in Sunday evening's 83rd Academy Awards.
Kitchen staff spent the morning taking in trays of food, large pieces of fresh fruit, and purple iced cup cakes.
Salmon and gold chocolate Oscars are said to be on the menu - and of course plenty of champagne.
Newsbeat's US reporter, Sima Kotecha, reports from Hollywood.2011 Oscars Red Carpet PreviewRamón J. GOÑI2011-02-25 | Filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi
It's the movie world's biggest night - and the Kodak theatre in Hollywood is being prepared for its A-list celebrity guests.
The red carpet's been rolled out and the world's media has arrived to find out who will win the golden statues in Sunday evening's 83rd Academy Awards.
Kitchen staff spent the morning taking in trays of food, large pieces of fresh fruit, and purple iced cup cakes.
Salmon and gold chocolate Oscars are said to be on the menu - and of course plenty of champagne.
Newsbeat's US reporter, Sima Kotecha, reports from Hollywood.
Published on BBC NEWS (2/25/2011)
Producer/Reporter: Sima Kotecha
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoñiBBC Newsbeat - Oscars Fashion PreviewRamón J. GOÑI2011-02-25 | Filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi
Hollywood fashion expert Tiffany Dean gives her tips on what's hot and what's not on the red carpet this year.
Published on BBC NEWS (2/25/2011)
Producer/Reporter: Sima Kotecha
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoñiFRS Fuels NYCRamón J. GOÑI2010-12-30 | What fuels you?
New Yorkers are fueled by many elements of the city, drawing energy and stamina from various sources to keep with the hustle and bustle.
This holiday, FRS taps into everything that makes New York the city that never sleeps.US students on coping with debt from high tuition feesRamón J. GOÑI2010-11-10 | Filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi
Thousands of students and lecturers will stage a rally in London on Wednesday against plans to almost treble tuition fees.
In the US, university students are used to pay high tuition fees for access to top private schools.
In New York, one private college charges a yearly tuition fee of $40,000 whereas a similar degree in a partially publicly funded senior college costs between $3,000 and $6,000.
Four students share their views on the financial burden of studying in the US and its implications in their future careers.
Semi-public and publicly funded institutions remain relatively affordable for lower income students who usually still need to work to pay for tuition, fees and living costs.
In New York, one private college charges a yearly tuition fee of $40,000 whereas a similar degree in a partially publicly funded senior college costs between $3,000 and $6,000. However, the sometimes subjective reputation of these schools can turn key for getting a top of the ladder job or even just an internship after graduation.
Four students share their views on the financial burden of studying in the US and its implications in their future careers.
Published on BBC NEWS (11/10/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Ramón J. Goñi
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoñiBehind the scenes of Newsbeats US operationRamón J. GOÑI2010-11-03 | Directed, filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi
This week Radio 1 is throwing open its doors to the world to show everyone what goes on inside the station.
As part of Access All Areas, US reporter Sima Kotecha takes you behind the scenes of Newsbeat's New York operation.
From the predawn wake-up call to filing from the bureau, the news never stops at Radio 1.Barbie with diamond choker sells for record priceRamón J. GOÑI2010-10-22 | Filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi
A Barbie doll wearing a diamond necklace has sold at an auction in New York for a record amount.
The one-off Barbie, created by Stefano Canturi, wears a black strapless evening dress with a choker featuring a one-carat square-cut pink diamond.
Laura Trevelyan reports.
Published on BBC NEWS (10/21/2010) Producer/Reporter: Laura Trevelyan Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniBBC Digital Planet - One day on EarthRamón J. GOÑI2010-10-21 | Aired on BBC World Service (10/12/10) http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00b5qjv
Thousands of amateur and professional film makers have spent the 10th of October 2010 capturing images from earth.
Ramon J Goni follows some of the filmmakers in New Yorker and hears about the ideas behind the project, One Day on Earth.
(AM with day labourers, illegal immigrants living in a dark basement we've got access to. PM in a massive stolen car parts market behind the Yankees Stadium where we have been stoned with car valves... BBC World Service's Digital Planet hostile environment reporting...)How do you count the crowds going through Times Square?Ramón J. GOÑI2010-09-30 | Directed, filmed and edited by Ramon J. Goni
Stills by Abigail Wendle
At peak times, New York's Times Square gets so congested that people are often forced to walk in the roads, competing with the traffic.
That's of concern to the Times Square Alliance, the organisation that works to improve and promote the area - and to measure just how big a problem it is, they commission twice-annual counts of the number of people walking through on a given day.
The December 2009 count recorded some 364,000 pedestrians in a 24-hour period, a 15% increase on the previous year. Although results from the most recent count are still being collated, this summer's raw data indicates a further year-on-year rise.
But how can you possibly count that many people? That's the job of people like Darya Kobsteva and Denis Volchanskiy, who were both immigrants to the US from Eastern Europe.
Like the people they count, they reflect the diversity of cultures that exist in New York City.
Published on BBC NEWS (9/30/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Ramon J. Goni
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. Goni
Stills: Abigail WendleAmor por la comida hispana en EE.UU.Ramón J. GOÑI2010-09-17 | Directed, filmed and edited by Ramon J. Goni
Camera assistant: Abigail Wendle
En el Mes de la Herencia Hispana en Estados Unidos, BBC Mundo celebra el sabor latino.
Papusas salvadoreñas, tacos mejicanos y carne argentina: el mercado de comida de Red Hook en Nueva York es un gran muestrario de comida latinomericana.
Cada vez más popular, refleja el creciente amor por los sabores latinos en el paladar de los estadounidenses.
Compruébelo en este video de Ramón Goñi, colaborador de BBC Mundo en Estados Unidos.
Published on BBC NEWS (9/10/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Ramón J. Goni
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. Goni & Abigail WendleFirst plus size fashion show held in New YorkRamón J. GOÑI2010-09-17 | Directed, filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi
For the first time ever, New York Fashion Week has dedicated a show to plus size clothes.
Models from a UK size 16 and above took to the catwalk in Manhattan to showcase a range of outfits for the fuller figure.
Published on BBC NEWS (9/16/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Sima Kotecha
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniHallowed ground? A personal view of the Ground Zero mosque rowRamón J. GOÑI2010-08-24 | Directed, filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goni
Debate continues to rage in the US about the proposed building of an Islamic Centre near the Ground Zero site.
One New Yorker, Daryl Lang, has made his opinions known on his blog, where he has expressed support for the right for the building to go ahead.
But he has courted controversy by posting photographs showing the reality of life in the few blocks around Ground Zero.
He believes it calls into question the idea that the site is - in the words of Sarah Palin - "hallowed ground".
Daryl Lang gave BBC News a tour of the local area to explain why he believes the criticism of the planned Islamic Centre is misplaced.
Published on BBC NEWS (8/24/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Ramón J. Goni
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniHow New York bars entice drinkersRamón J. GOÑI2010-08-17 | Directed, filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goni
With more than 1,000 bars battling for your custom in New York City, how do you make yours stand out from the crowd?
Newsbeat's US reporter Sima Kotecha has been investigating the tricks and the tips to get punters in for a drink or two.
Published on BBC NEWS (8/17/2010) Producer/Reporter: Sima Kotecha Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniBurger politics: Inside Obamas favourite burger jointRamón J. GOÑI2010-08-11 | Directed, filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goni
Until Barack Obama was elected US president, Ray's Hell Burger in Arlington, Virginia, was just an out-of-the-way fast food joint.
But things first started to change when he took his Vice-President Joe Biden there for a bite to eat.
The next thing owner Michael Landrum knew, he was hosting a lunch meeting between Mr Obama and Russia's Dmitry Medvedev - where both ate cheeseburgers.
So how has life changed for Ray's Hell Burger since it became the haunt of world leaders?
BBC News went along to meet Michael Landrum and get a tour of his restaurant.
Published on BBC NEWS (8/11/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Ramón J. Goni
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniLIVE - Chelsea Clintons Wedding Day (Spanish TV) - 9 oclock NewsRamón J. GOÑI2010-08-01 | Correspondent: Ramón J. Goñi New York / USA (7/31/2010)LIVE - Chelsea Clintons Wedding Day (Spanish TV)Ramón J. GOÑI2010-07-31 | Correspondent: Ramón J. Goñi
New York / USA
(7/31/2010)Prince Harry plays polo in New York (and falls off his horse)Ramón J. GOÑI2010-06-28 | Directed, filmed and edited by Ramon J. Goni.
The 25-year-old was the talk of the city as he saddled up to play a charity polo match against one of the world's best players.
But all didn't go according to plan.
The 25-year-old fell off his pony during the first half of the charity match on New York City's Governor's Island.
The prince was uninjured and quickly jumped back in the saddle.
But what did the assembled crowds make of the royal presence? Newsbeat's Sima Kotecha reports.
Published on BBC NEWS (6/28/2010) Producer/Reporter: Sima Kotecha Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniUS soccer team practice: Were looking to get a resultRamón J. GOÑI2010-06-11 | Directed, filmed and edited by Ramon J. Goni.
Newsbeat's US reporter Sima Kotecha watches the US football team train in New Jersey and even gets a quick lesson from one of the players.
The team are now in South Africa and will be England's first opponents in the World Cup when the two sides meet on Saturday 12 June.
Published on BBC NEWS (6/11/2010) Producer/Reporter: Sima Kotecha Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniUNs Security Council Sanctions on Iran (BBC Persian)Ramón J. GOÑI2010-06-11 | Edited by Ramón J. Goñi Camera work by Mark Hiney
Published on BBC NEWS (6/10/2010) Producer/Reporter: Bahman KalbasThe rise of soccer in the US - BBC Business of SportRamón J. GOÑI2010-06-07 | Directed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi
Camera work by Ramón J. Goñi
Published on BBC NEWS (6/7/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Matthew Wells
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniWhere does a Sex and the City stylist shop?Ramón J. GOÑI2010-05-25 | Directed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi Camera work by Ramón J. Goñi
Costume designer Patricia Field helped to propel Sex and the City's Carrie Bradshaw into the limelight as a fashion icon whose quirky sense of style would inspire trends all over the world.
Newsbeat's US reporter Sima Kotecha went to visit her shop in New York to get a glimpse of what some of the characters might be wearing in the next film and even manages to get a Sex and the City makeover herself.
Published on BBC NEWS (5/25/2010) Producer/Reporter: Sima Kotecha Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniIranian Art Auction in New York (in Persian)Ramón J. GOÑI2010-05-12 | Published on BBC NEWS Persian TV (5/12/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Bahman Kalbasi
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniSeeing New York By Yellow CabRamón J. GOÑI2010-04-27 | Filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi
El presidente de Bolivia, Evo Morales, invitó a la comunidad internacional a acudir a su país para investigar las circunstancias de la muerte de tres hombres -acusados de conspirar contra el gobierno y contra la integridad territorial boliviana- a manos de la policía la semana pasada en un hotel de la ciudad de Santa Cruz.
Published on BBC MUNDO (4/23/2009) Producer/Reporter: Ramón J. Goni Shot & Edited: Ramón J. Goni, Ayman Oghanna & Celina CanalesIcelandic designer Steinnun inspired by volcanic NatureRamón J. GOÑI2010-04-21 | Filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi
Good news: the skies seem to be reopening. A good opportunity to post this video from Iceland.
Perhaps the Ey... whatever, erupting all over Europe is Mother Nature's way of saying that we should adapt and intergrate our Economy with her.
Do we really need to take a plane everywhere we go?
Do we really need to consume and travel that fast instead of enjoying the journey's little pleasures?
Steinnun provides some interesting thoughts on this speaking about one of the fastest and, at times, most absurd industries of all: Fashion.KFC launches bunless burger in USRamón J. GOÑI2010-04-13 | Filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goni
Sima Kotecha reporting
It may not technically be the most cholesterol-packing, artery-clogging burger around, but critics say it's up there with some of the worst offenders.
We're talking KFC's new Double Down sandwich, marketed, perhaps hopefully, as a good alternative for those trying to avoid too many carbohydrates.
Published on BBC NEWS (4/12/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Sima Kotecha
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniBBC Mundo - Un búnker para guardar informaciónRamón J. GOÑI2010-04-05 | Filmed by Ramón J. Goni and Scott DuQuette
Edited by Ramón J. Goni
Construida en 1951 como un refugio nuclear, la instalación subterránea de alta seguridad "Montaña de hierro" en Pensilvania, Estados Unidos, alberga uno de los más seguros almacenes de información del mundo.
Unos 2.700 empleados, muchos de ellos funcionarios del gobierno, trabajan en las entrañas de una sólida montaña de piedra caliza, donde se atesoran desde documentos clasificados hasta valiosas colecciones de fotografías o rollos de viejas películas.
Entre sus virtudes se encuentran la de ubicarse en una zona de actividad sísmica cero y ofrecer unas condiciones óptimas de humedad.
Pero también llama la atención un sector en expansión: el almacenamiento de información digital en enormes servidores.
Recorra junto a Ramón Goñi los túneles del búnker de datos en este video de BBC Mundo.
Published on BBC NEWS (4/5/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Ramón J. Goni
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. Goni & Scott DuQuetteBBC News - Inside an underground data bunkerRamón J. GOÑI2010-04-01 | Filmed by Ramón J. Goni and Scott DuQuette
Edited by Ramón J. Goni
Originally built in the 1950s as a nuclear bunker, Iron Mountain's 'The Underground' high-security facility in Pennsylvania, USA, is now home to one of the safest data centres in the world.
2,700 people, many of them government officials, work in the facility under a limestone mountain - which holds everything from classified documents to old movie reels and valuable photograph collections.
But there has also been significant expansion in one area of the business: the storage and backup of online data in massive servers, or 'cloud storage'.
Ramon Goni tours the tunnels of The Underground with its vice-president Charles Doughty.
Published on BBC NEWS (4/1/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Ramón J. Goni
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. Goni & Scott DuQuetteClose-Up: Basque men only dining clubsRamón J. GOÑI2010-03-21 | Filmed and edited by Ramon J. Goni
Stills by Jorge Domínguez
In an ongoing series, BBC News focuses on aspects of life in countries and cities around the world. What may seem ordinary and familiar to the people who live there, can be surprising to those who do not.
A 'txoco' is a gastronomic society traditional to the Basque country of Spain.
Its members are drawn from all sections of society, and they themselves organise the shopping and cooking. Mealtimes are relaxed with controversial subjects like politics usually avoided.
But although most of the txocos allow women to join meals as guests, some stick to the all-male tradition - arguing that txocos offer men an escape from the Basque matriarchal culture.
Ramón J. Goñi tours San Sebastian's market and visits the oldest Basque txoco - meeting Unión Artesana member Txuno Echaniz and Unión Artesana President José Antonio Iribicu.
Published on BBC NEWS (3/21/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Ramón J. Goni
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. Goni & Jorge DomínguezHow US veterans adjust from battlefield to classroomRamón J. GOÑI2010-03-16 | Filmed and edited by Ramon J. Goni
Returning US veterans of recent conflicts are increasingly taking advantage of legislation that helps them enter education, but some struggle to adjust to a new life, writes the BBC's Dumeetha Luthra in New York.
Published on BBC NEWS (3/16/2010)
Producer/Reporter: Dumeetha Luthra
Shot & Edited: Ramón J. GoniClose-Up: Riding New Yorks A-trainRamón J. GOÑI2010-02-07 | Filmed and edited by Ramón J. Goñi