Matthew Carluccio

Matthew Carluccio, an award-winning Executive Producer at NBC, has dedicated nearly three decades to broadcast journalism, building a career marked by leadership, precision, and a commitment to producing reliable news content. He has contributed to some of the network’s most recognized programs, including Dateline NBC, TODAY, Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist, and NBC News Specials. His role in shaping high-quality broadcasts has established him as a respected figure in the industry. Matthew is recognized for his ability to manage complex productions and make critical decisions under pressure, ensuring accuracy and timeliness in news delivery. Over the years, he and his teams have been honored with multiple Emmy Awards and Edward R. Murrow Awards, celebrating achievements in writing, breaking news coverage, and overall journalistic excellence. Raised in Toms River, NJ, his curiosity and early influences from his parents’ professions in law and psychology guided him toward a career in journalism. After attending boarding school in Pennsylvania, Carluccio enrolled at Clark University in Massachusetts, where he studied Political Science and Psychology. His studies provided him with valuable insights into human behavior and institutional structures, preparing him for a career in media where narratives and context are critical. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in 1993 and then moved to New York City to begin his professional journey. His first television role was as an Assistant to the executive producer at King World TV. Working closely with experienced professionals, he gained insight into the challenges of daily media production. Soon after, Matthew Carluccio transitioned to NBC as an Associate Producer for Dateline NBC. There, he focused on investigative stories, general assignments, and long-form reporting, building skills in writing, editing, and field production.