Harry Hunkele is the Emmy-winning producer/director of NYC TV’s nationally distributed television series Secrets of New York. Harry joined the show at the start of its second season and completely revamping the concept. The result has been a national success.  His work on the series reflects his love of New York City’s history and his appreciation of its architecture and infrastructure. In addition to producing and directing he also writes and edits the shows. And the first program of this new season was the Emmy award winning – Secrets of New York - Deep New York: How Low Can You Go in the Big Apple. 

Since joining the NYC TV team, Harry has created and produced a number of projects.  He originated the hit series $9.99, a program that shows viewers how to have a great time in New York for less than ten bucks a day. And he produced and directed the documentary series Blueprint | NYC. These Emmy Award winning programs offered viewers a virtual tour and history of some of New York City’s most renowned landmark structures. 

Harry has worked in film and video production since the early 1990s. Prior to his career with NYC TV, he worked on numerous commercials, music videos and features.  Harry is a graduate of The New School for Social Research and has a Master’s degree in sociology. He is the recipient of three New York Emmys and lives in Manhattan.