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Graduated
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| Tom Livingston is
the creator of the Met Report. Along with Alex
Brancard, Tom took a pile of unused equipment and
created the award winning show that can be seen
today. Tom acted as anchor, producer, news director,
photographer and editor during his time with the
Met Report. |
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| Tom graduated from Metro in 2004 and filmed his
final Met Report show that spring. Following his
graduation, Tom served as an anchor/reporter in
Laramie, Wyoming. |
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| Alex Brancard served
as a director, videographer, editor, and news
director for the Met Report, as well as being one
of its
founding members. Alex joined the Met Report in
Fall of ’01.
He graduated with a degree in aviation from Metro
with his multi-engine
commercial-instrument license. |
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| Alex has 5 years experience as a video editor
working on all sorts of projects from news to promotional
videos. He first started editing with an internship
at Shaka’s Place, a community multimedia
center. He is currently a director for 9news in
Denver. Alex was born and raised in Denver and
over the years
has
spent
a
lot of
time
in Germany
visiting
family and friends. |
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| Noelle Leavitt joined
the Met Report in 2002 and quickly became a key
member of the program. As a field reporter, Noelle
covered virtually every topic available. Her coverage
of politics, ranging from campus level to the US
congress, set a gold standard for the show. Before
graduation, Noelle served as an anchor and producer. |
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| Noelle graduated in 2004 and now works as news
editor for the Canyon Courier in Evergreen, Colorado. |
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| Dan Williams entered
the Met Report as a field reporter, and turned
sports into a major concentration for the show.
As Sports Director and anchor, Dan received a national
CBI award for Best Sportscast, as well as an Emmy
award in 2005. |
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| Following his graduation, Dan served as chief
editor and contributor to the RMAC Showcase on
Altitude Sports and Entertainment. He also operates
a camera for Altitude sports in everything from
Sky Sox baseball in Colorado Springs to Denver
Nuggets basketball in the Pepsi Center. |
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| Michelle Griego joined
the Met Report in fall of 2003 as a transfer from
Colorado State University. A longtime veteran of
television, Michelle won her first Emmy for work
on a children's show at age 12 and added two more
in college, one at CSU and the other with the Met
Report. She spent two years as anchor, producer and
news director
of
the
Met
Report prior to graduating in 2005. |
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| Michelle can currently be seen on CBS 4 in Denver
where she serves as Web Specialist and online editor.
She appears on the live prime time show on a regular
basis,
as well as anchoring the online broadcasts. |
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| Jeff Maher graduated
from Metro State in the fall of 2003 receiving
a B. A. in Speech Communications with an emphasis
on Television Broadcasting and a minor in Journalism.
He also spent a year studying film at the Colorado
Film and Video Institute. In college, Jeff was
a reporter for the Metropolitan in addition to
his role with the Met Report. |
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| Following graduation, Jeff moved to Midland,
Texas, where he spent two years as an anchor
and reporter for NewsWest 9. He then moved to
New Mexico where he now works as a general assignment
reporter for Eyewitness News 4 Today. |
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| Melany Fehrenbach began
working with the Met Report in 2005. Stepping in
immediately to an anchor position, Melany became
one of the most solid contributors to the program.
In
addition to on-air duties, Melany served as producer
for a number of shows throughout her time with the
show. She also received an Emmy nomination in 2006. |
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| After graduating, Melany served as
an intern with the ABC bureau in Washington D.C.,
a high level position
for anyone, and especially just out of college. While
out on the east coast she had the chance to cover
a conference with Hillary Clinton, attend the funeral
of a fallen soldier who served in Iraq at Arlington
Cemetery, work with ABC all over the United States
and tour hidden walkways of the U.S. Capital. While
in the middle of her internship she was offered the
chance to move to sunny southern California. She
now works at CW 2 in Denver as a morning producer. |
| Amora Griñan joined
the Met Report in 2005, and immediately became one
of the programs six anchors. Her personality, both
on and off the camera, helped cement the show into
the quality program now seen. |
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| Amora has returned to Houston, Texas after graduation,
and is working with her father, José, at KRIV
FOX 26. |
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| Walter Allen joined
the Met Report in 2004, as a field reporter. Following
the graduation of Tom Livingston, Walter became the
new anchor for the show, a position he retained until
his own graduation. Working alongside fellow anchors
such as Michelle Griego, Dan Williams, and John Romero,
Walter is the longest tenured anchor in the shows
history, and received an Emmy award in 2005, and
a second nomination in 2006. In addition to on camera
rolls, Walter served as producer
and
news
director
for the
Met
Report. |
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| Following his graduation, Walter accepted a position
in Casper, Wyoming as the weeknight anchor for KCWY
NBC 13. |
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| John Romero entered
the Met Report in spring of 2004 as a sports
anchor/reporter. After the departure of Dan
Williams, John also assumed the position of Sports
Director
for the program. During his time with the show,
John expanded its sports coverage to include
off-season updates, player profiles, and even
branched into radio providing the first regular
live broadcasts of Metro State basketball via
Met Radio. John's work with the Met Report earned
him an Emmy nomination in 2006. |
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| After graduation John has continued his role
as a reporter in Altitude's RMAC Showcase. |
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| Andy Buck joined
the Met Report in 2004 as a photographer, but
quickly expanded to serve as one of the primary
editors and directors for the program. Examples
of Andy's work has been nominated for numerous
awards nationally, including a directorial
nomination for the 2006 Student Achievement
Emmy Award. |
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| Prior to graduation, Andy took a job as an
editor for CBS 4 in denver, and eventually
transferred to 9News, where he currently serves
as the weekday morning editor. |
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| Elisa Vasquez joined
the Met Report in the fall of 2005, and quickly
proved herself as a jack of all trades. In
addition to her roll as anchor/producer, Elisa
is a veteran field reporter, and acted as the
shows chief audio technician for 2006. |
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| Shortly before graduation, Elisa accepted
a position at 9News in Denver, where she currently
serves as weekend morning and fill-in editor. |
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| Carlos Montoya entered
the Met Report in the fall of 2004 and served
two years as the programs entertainment and
arts reporter. In this position Carlos had
the opportunity to interview numerous celebrities,
including Ang Lee and Jamie Foxx. Carlos was
also able to show his news abilities, covering
breaking stories such as the Metro Laptop theft
in 2006, which earned him an Emmy nomination. |
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| Carlos graduated in the fall of 2006, and
is currently looking into several broadcasting
and acting fields. |
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