Gregory McRae attended Tarrant County Junior College in
Fort Worth, Texas, University of North Texas in Denton, Texas,
and Texas A&M at Commerce, Texas in which he majored in art and
photography.
He was promoted as a motion picture lab supervisor at Southwest
Film Lab in Dallas, Texas. Later, he was employed for five
years as a reporter and chief videographer
with a CBS affiliate in the North Texas area, he met with such
dignitaries as George Bush, Jesse Jackson, and Sam Walton of
Wal-Mart fame. He owned two
businesses in North Texas, a portrait studio and then North
Texas Video Production for 11 years, where he was responsible
for clients such as Johnson & Johnson Medical, Oscar Mayer and
Texas Instruments. In his years there, Mr. McRae won several
Telly Awards for industrial and
sales videos. He has worked in other capacities as a gaffer and
technician on country music videos for Sammy Kershaw, Billy Joe
Royal and on the set of Walker, Texas Ranger and the 1984 movie,
“Tender Mercies”.
Mr. McRae then moved to East Texas, joining KETK-TV as a commercial producer for four years. There he garnered an Addy Award Best of Show for East Texas Gym. Following his employment at NBC, he continued producing commercials for East Texas Post & Productions before joining TISD-TV.
Shelley Browning grew up in the Tyler area graduating from
Chapel Hill high school in 1988. She attended TJC and was an Apache
Belle for two years before transferring to the University of North
Texas in Denton where she majored in Radio, Television and Film (RTVF)
with a minor in photography.
Out of College Shelley went to work for TAVS in the Dallas/Ft. Worth
area where she managed the audio visual needs for corporate board
meetings at several prestigious hotels throughout the area.
Shelley moved back to Tyler in 1997 and went to work for KETK NBC 56
where she quickly moved up the ranks from floor director to morning
show editor and then became the day time master control operator.
Shelley left NBC after 3 years to work for Cox Media where she
produced many commercials still on the air today, after 6 years of
employment with Cox Media Shelley accepted a position with TISD-TV
in September of 2006.
