Luke Asack

Station Manager

Luke has been with WB-CAM since 2026. He graduated from BSU with a Bachelors in Media Studies. In 2013, he started working at Keep the Edge Studios in Quincy as the Head Videographer focusing on music videos and EPKs. In 2020, Luke began working with Stoughton MA's local access station, working his way up from per diem employee to the Director of Programming. Luke won multiple 1st place awards in the ACM-NE Awards for his work in Local Access.

Since then Luke 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.

Scott Cray

High School Media Teacher/Video Club Instructor

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.

Eric Beneski

Access Coordinator

Eric has been working inside of video production for the past 6 years. He has an undergrad degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in Communications with a special focus on Digital Video and Film. Eric grew up in a family fasinated by movies and television, while in High School at Bridgewater-Raynham Regional he took a photoshop class that introduced him to the world of editing. While at UMass he took classes that helped him develop skills in documentary filmmaking, broadcast productions, editing and for fun 16mm filmmaking. Outside of WBTV Eric occasionally does work as a freelance video editor and has created numerous episodes of a youtube educational series for 4-6 year olds, 2 episodes of a British Independent television show and a baseball docuseries on Winterball in the Dominican Republic. Eric strongly believes that creating an informed and educated public is one of the best things anyone can do whether its through local news/ infromation or global topic of discussion and debate.