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Ed Chuk: Director of Production Services
 Ed Chuk has over 35 years experience in commercial and non-commercial broadcasting. After obtaining a Masters degree in Broadcasting and Film from Boston University, Ed went on to work at WGN-TV in Chicago, WPIX-TV in New York, WHDH and WFXT in Boston, as well as managing MCET, the commonwealth's distance learning network. Ed was the primary technical director for 7 News and Fox 25 live newscasts for over 10 years. Aside from daily news, he was directly involved in major events such as Boston's Tall Ships, The Boston Marathon, the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, MLB, MLS, NHL, and NFL broadcasts, and WGBH's coverage of the Democratic Convention in 2004. He has been at WGBH for over 11 years as Operations Manager and in his current role as Director of Production Services. |
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Terry Quinn: Studio and EFP Operations Manager
 Terry Quinn brings over 30 years of experience in Public Television to the forefront in her role as Studio Manager at WGBH. Terry started her career at Springfield's WGBY, fullfilling numerous hands on production roles at WGBH's sister station. Terry spent nearly 20 years coordinating WGBX's coverage of the Massachusetts State House as an assistant Director and Associate Producer for Gavel to Gavel. |
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Kim Neger: Production Manager
 Kim Neger has been part of the Production Services team for over 25 years. After graduating from Boston University with a degree in journalism, Kim worked in various production-related jobs at WSBK in Boston until becoming a producer for the station's public affairs programming. Later, Kim continued in her career as a freelance producer in which she had the opportunity to work on a variety of productions including broadcaast, corporate, and commercial. A freelance job brought her to WGBH 25 years ago and she has remained here ever since. |
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Coburn Bennett: Scenics Manager
 For over 30 years Coburn Bennett has been supporting video productions and other projects with design, construction, and logistical support. His projects include Masterpiece Theatre, Mystery, Zoom, local news, public affairs productions, and fund raising galas. He has extensive experience working with in-house and outside clients. |
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Beth Godlin Lillis: Post production Operations Manager
 Beth Godlin Lillis has been at WGBH for almost 10 years, first as a Unit Manager and then in her current role as Post Production Operations Manager. She attended SUNY New Paltz in New Paltz, New York studying film and video production. Before coming to WGBH she worked in New York City an advertising and post production. |
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Gail Dickson Martin: Director of Administration
 Gail Dickson Martin joined WGBH as a radio production assistant in 1978 working on productions such as The Spiders Web and Masterpiece Radio Theater. Later she worked as a unit and business manager for television series such as BodyWatch, This Old House,and Victory Garden. Since 1994 she has been Director of Administration for Production Services handling financial, budget,and grant activity for the department. Gail holds a Masters degree from Boston University in Broadcast Journalism. |
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Matt Harter: Media Systems Manager
 Matt Harter attended the School of the Museum of Fine Arts and Tufts University, then managed Media Services for the SMFA and taught workshops focusing on technology for artists. He became a consultant specializing in 3d visualization and animation for the entertainment and medical industry. Diverse skills have allowed him to take on a variety of challenges during his 11 year career at WGBH. Starting in the Design department, he worked on motion graphics, geographical maps, medical/scientific renderings, photography/photo retouching, and specialized print-production work. Matt is now the Media Systems Manager in Production Services. He is responsible for design, installation, and maintenance of new technology for WGBH conference rooms; managing operation of AV systems during events; and overseeing digital signage systems. |
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Mary Susan Blout: Unit Manager
 Mary Susan has worked in Boston television for over 15 years, the last 10 at WGBH. After spending several years as Production Manager for Multivision, Inc in Needham MA, she came to WGBH in 2001 as Production Coordinator /Web Editor for the Educational Productions department. In 2005, she made the move to her current Unit Manager position. |
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Althea Harvey: Operations Manager
Althea began her career here at WGBH 19 years ago in the position of Office Coordinator for Production Services. She was promoted in 2003 to the position of Operations Manager.This position entails overall management of the traffic department, whose primary responsibility is the preparation of the daily broadcast logs for Channel 2, 44, GBH World, GBH Kids, WGBH Create and Boston Kids & Family. |
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