Clarence Eckerson
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Eckerson grew up in New York State and delivered newspapers by bicycle for five years.[2] He developed an interest in film at an early age and made many silent home movies with a Super 8 camera, using his friends and family as actors. Upon graduation from University at Albany, Eckerson went on to work for several large media companies producing video and managing sales operations. He eventually started his own company, Trorb Productions. He also became a bicycle advocate and served three years as head of Transportation Alternatives Brooklyn committee.[3]
BikeTV
In 2002, Eckerson created BikeTV, a cable show dedicated to showing all aspects of cycling in New York City and beyond.[4]