Michael Green

Michael Green is a renowned figure in the urban bicycle culture scene, known for his informative blog www.bikeblognyc.com. With over seven years of experience, Michael has been actively tracking and documenting bicycle culture in New York City and globally.

Aside from blogging, Michael co-authored a popular guidebook titled Bike NYC: the cyclists guide to New York City, published by Skyhorse in July 2011, showcasing his passion for biking and travel.

His expertise and contributions to the field have been recognized in various reputable publications such as The New York Times, Village Voice, New York Magazine, and Time Out NYC. Additionally, Michael has shared his insights on bicycle culture on prominent radio programs like CBS and BBC World Service.

In addition to his blogging endeavors, Michael works professionally as a lighting technician for I.A.T.S.E. Local 52, having recently wrapped up the third season of HBO's Bored to Death. He boasts a diversified background in film and television, having served in roles including cameraman and editor.

As a filmmaker, Michael has created his own projects, notably a 30-minute documentary named Track Kaiju, following the journey of two Japanese bicycle messengers as they participate in NYC's fixed gear only alleycat race: Monster Track.

Michael's skill set includes proficiency in Final Cut Pro video editing, After Effects, and video camera operation. He pursued his education in Liberal Arts at Bellevue Community College and honed his filmmaking expertise at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.

His affiliations include being the primary blogger at Bikeblognyc.com, and having previously held roles as a Gaffer/Lighting Technician at I.A.T.S.E. Local 52 and as a Lighting Technician for HBO's Bored to Death.