Liam Keller is a television professional currently working as a Media operator at Spectrum Networks in El Segundo, CA.  He is a graduate of Hofstra University (‘21) with a Bachelor of Science in Video/Television.  During his time at Hofstra he has worked on various technical crew positions for the HEAT Network (Hofstra Entertainment Access Television), while he also produced segments for Two Weeks Notice, the campus station’s late night talk show.  Liam has also worked at ABC News as a Stand-In leading up to the 2018 midterm election coverage, and has interned at MSNBC with Operations and Technology.  While at MSNBC he observed and assisted different crew positions and coordinated with remote studios and locations to check in correspondants and guests for live broadcasts.  At Hofstra Liam has delved into the technical side of television, while also learning how to produce, allowing him to better work with producers. 

He is continuing to develop a career in media, working with On Camera Audiences in October 2021 as an audience coordinator for NBC's "That's My Jam" at Universal Studios.  There he managed and conducted audiences before and during tapings, and worked with the senior coordinator to organize camera-optimal seating of an audience of roughly 160 viewers.  After his time with On Camera Audiences, he worked with FX Networks and ABC as a Health and Safety PA where he monitored use of PPE and distancing for several shows and specials including FX’s “The Patient”.  Most recently he has been working as a Media Operator at Spectrum Networks, where he ingests and manages media, live cuts Dodgers and Lakers games for re-airing, and edits surf competitions down for re-airing.

Despite now living in Los Angeles, Liam is still a Jersey Boy at heart and most likely the biggest Bruce Springsteen fan you'll come across.