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Brook Stanford is a native of Michigan, and discovered the Pacific Northwest while travelling with the University of Michigan Men's Glee Club to Seattle in 1962. After working radio for several years, Brook went to KGW-TV, Portland in 1968, and moved to KOMO-TV in 1970. While at KOMO, Brook was Sunday Anchor for 9 years, Health/Science Editor 9 years, and 13 years as the People Helper, during which time he raised more than $9 million from viewers to help other viewers in need. People Helper won the EMMY® for Specialty Reporting in 1989. Brook retired from KOMO in 2001. In 2004 he was honored by being inducted into the Silver Circle of NATAS. Brook is a 22 year member of the Seattle Men's Chorus.
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Lisa Yeakel has worked in television for over 25 years, and is currently the Account Executive for Streaming Media, Video and Television Technologies at the University of Washington. Lisa's media career began in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where she began as a film projectionist at KWTV, eventually working in news. She made Seattle her home when she drove about as far as she could possibly get from OKC in the early 80's. Lisa enjoyed working for over a decade as a news producer for both KING and KOMO. She then joined Seattle's freelance family, producing educational media for several years. She eventually took the reins of a small production studio for Seattle Public Schools. There she recruited some of Seattle's finest broadcast refugees, who were willing to produce many nationally distributed, award-winning products for very little money, because they were members of Seattle's freelance family. Lisa particularly enjoyed helping Seattle high school students win the NW Regional EMMY® Award for student productions in 2002.
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In 2004 Michael graduated from Pacific Lutheran University with two separate degrees in Broadcast Journalism and Sociology. Since graduating, Michael has spent his time doing free-lance video work here in the Northwest. From producing a promotional piece for Children’s Home Society of Washington, to freelance camera work for different production companies, the common thread has been finding places where stories have needed to be told. In the fall of 2006, Michael was hired by KIRO in Seattle to fill a new position as the Internet Videographer.
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Ten-time EMMY® Award-winning producer, filmmaker and on-air science/wildlife specialist Michael Harris has used his unique affiliations and interests to help create some of the most imaginative television coming out of the Pacific Northwest. Over the last 20 years, Michael has held staff positions at a number Seattle-Tacoma television stations, but he's truly made his mark in the world of freelance network production and independent filmmaking. He is currently a regular contributor of HDTV “Weekend Windows” for ABC’s Good Morning America, and produced material for New Line Cinema, CBS News, ABC News, Major League Baseball, ESPN's SportsCenter and Baseball Tonight, MTV News, VH-1 and the E! Television network.
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Phil Kane has been with KBTC Public Television since 2006. He currently is serving as Interim General Manager/Program Director. Phil also worked at KKMO Radio Sol 1360 AM as Account Manager, and before that he served as Director of Programming and Promotion at KSTW TV. Prior to moving to Seattle, Phil was Promotion Manager for KTVD TV (UPN) and KDVR TV (FOX) in Denver. There he served as chairman of the UPN Affiliates Promotion Advisory Committees, and on the Board of Governors for the NATAS Heartland Chapter. He's a four time EMMY® nominee, a three time EMMY® recipient, and Promax Gold Medallion winner.
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