David Burke
David Burke is a Senior Media Producer with State Farm Insurance. In 2001, David won an Emmy Award (National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences -- Chicago/Midwest Chapter) for “Tornado: Surviving the Fury,” a syndicated program seen by more than 10 million viewers nationwide. And in 2007, he received the prestigious Silver Telly award for his writing on the commercial, "Like a Girl..." He’s also received Gold and Silver awards from the International Association of Audio Visual Communicators, and several regional awards, for his work. He is a veteran of nearly 100 video and film productions.
David has written two unpublished manuscripts: One Particular Harbor and Where Would You Be? In his spare time, he is a columnist for “Hearts at Home,” a national magazine and ministry for stay-at-home parents, and is a regular editorial contributor to print and broadcast news outlets in Central Illinois. His short stories have been published in several literary e-zines, and one book, Professional Motherhood (Zondervan).
David holds degrees in Mass Communications and Education from the University of Alabama-Birmingham and Auburn University, respectively. He has three children and lives in Normal, Illinois.
Latest Articles
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Harry Chapin : A Look Back on Being "Famous" with Grace
30 years after his death, Harry Chapin's successful musical career isn't as much his legacy as how he treated fame. It holds important lessons for us today
Apr 7, 2011
- David Burke
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What Movies Can Teach Us About Life: The Shawshank Redemption
Fear can overwhelm, sometimes paralyze us, keeping us from real fulfillment. But this film classic shows us how taking chances helps us realize our dreams.
Mar 26, 2011
- David Burke
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Divorce and Teens: A Father's Thoughts
Divorced parents with teens care for their kids' wellbeing but struggle to fit into their children's busy lives.
The keys are availability and honesty.
Mar 6, 2011
- David Burke
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Divorce: A Financial Guide for Men
Divorce is expensive; but with this short-term financial plan, you can avoid incurring new debt, and fiscally survive -- even thrive -- in your new life
Feb 9, 2011
- David Burke
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