Benjamin has been with WB-CAM since 2011.  He was hired as Assistant to the Station Manager and then promoted to Access Coordinator and then finally Station Manager in 2016.  Benjamin graduated from Newbury College with a Bachelors Mass Communications.  It was there he was introduced to Community Media from a  professor.  Benjamin volunteered at Brookline Access TV and the Needham Channel before coming to West Bridgewater in 2011.  In 2015 he left West Bridgewater to become the Program Director at Hingham Community Access Media in Hingham MA.  He eventually returned to West Bridgewater in early 2016, 6-months after the studio and WB Middle/Senior High School finished their renovations.

Since then Benjamin has been focused on providing the town of West Bridgewater with the latest coverage of the towns local municipal meetings, high school sports and local news and events.

“I truly feel the most important news is whats happening in your backyard and I see Community Media Stations like WB-CAM being at the forefront in providing this.”

Scott has been the Video Production Teacher at the MSHS since 2007. He has undergrad degrees in Video/Radio Production from New England Institute of Technology as well as Vocational Education from Fitchburg State University and a Masters in Education, also from Fitchburg State University. Scott teaches three levels of Video Production to students in grades 9-12 which include Fundamentals of Video Production, Broadcast Journalism, and Documentary Filmmaking. He is also the advisor of Video Club, Ski Club, and the daily morning broadcast which is run by a volunteer student crew who goes live to the entire student body every school day. Scott strives to get the most out of his students and enjoys providing real-world experiences and skills that they can apply outside the classroom. He considers the partnership with WBCAM to be paramount to students success and experience.

Myah was a student at WB Middle/Senior High School until graduating in 2018. During her time at the MSHS she obtained 3 years of experience by taking every video production class offered and making PSA’s, documentaries, and many other projects. She volunteered for many outside projects working with WB-CAM and went to be Scott Cray’s intern her senior year. After graduating high school, Myah attended Curry College and got her Bachelors in Public Health and Wellness. She is currently in school working towards her Masters degree as well as being access coordinator for WB-CAM.