MEAGAN TODARO

I'm beaming with pride after every show I build, even those on what you may call a slow news day. When that show open rolls and we go live, I'm working from beginning to end to ensure everything I've created gets on air smoothly. I'm constantly striving for perfection. And at the inevitable and exciting moment when a story breaks, I never want a person at home to know things may be chaotic behind the scenes. I need to control that chaos as I type as fast as I can and talk with my director and anchors in order to get whatever information or video we may have on air. Despite the speed, I always work to ensure I have the same pride about this new show as I did about the show that now sits in my virtual recycle bin. Watching the news as a kid, I never understood what went into building a newscast. And now that I do, I couldn't imagine doing anything else.