Sam Armanino Death – California Photographer and Videographer Sam Armanino of South Lake Tahoe has sadly passed away. He died after being involved in a mountain biking accident on Thursday 31st August 2023 leaving those that knew him devastated. He was confirmed dead through a post made on Tuesday 5th September 2023 that reads “It is with the HEAVIEST and SADDEST of hearts that we share that our CMP Family has lost one of its own. Sam Armanino, CMP Class of 2009, passed far too soon/young on 8/31 in a mountain biking accident”.
Sam Armanino Education
Born and raised in Northern California, he embarked on his educational journey, ultimately earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from Humboldt State University. It was during his time there that he developed a profound passion for crafting narratives in the most imaginative and innovative ways imaginable. When not immersed in his projects, he devoted his free moments to pursuits such as skiing, mountain biking, and relishing the great outdoors with close friends. Following his graduation from college, he embarked on a career as a dedicated crime reporter for the local newspaper.
Armanino expresses his pride in being an integral part of the Times-Standard, eagerly anticipating the opportunity to cover stories of significant immediacy and impact. His dedication and talent were recognized at the 2017 California College Media Association awards, where he achieved notable accolades.
Sam Armanino Career
Notably, he claimed the title of Best Non-News Video for his compelling creation, “Humboldt Climbing Competition,” and also secured the Best Sports Photograph award for his captivating image of a snowboarder executing a breathtaking backflip. Furthermore, Armanino’s creative prowess extended to the realm of visual storytelling, earning him a commendable second place in the Best Photo Illustration category for the evocative narrative, “Stop Touching My Hair!” Additionally, his commitment to quality journalism shone through as he clinched the award for Best News Series with his thought-provoking “Swelling Enrollment” series.
Armanino’s journey within the organization is a testament to his growth and dedication. He initially assumed the role of Photo Editor, demonstrating his early passion for visual storytelling, before transitioning into the role of a News Writer. His journey culminated in his appointment as Editor-in-Chief for the fall semester of 2016, where his leadership and editorial skills undoubtedly left a lasting impact.
Sam Armanino;’s obituary will be released by the family
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