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Mitch Waldow is a 30-year veteran of the Los Angeles broadcast market. He has worked as a reporter, writer, producer, assignment manager — and filled just about every other editorial post at a half-dozen television stations. As archive manager for Fox-owned and operated stations in Los Angeles, Waldow has produced three Emmy-nominated documentaries and specials. He earned a newswriting Emmy nomination as well. A regional Edward R. Murrow Award winner for writing, Waldow is also the national recipient of the Freedoms Foundation's George Washington Medal and has received several Los Angeles Press Club Awards. Waldow is a film and broadcast aircheck collector and a Los Angeles history buff. Material from his personal collection has been used in many television and film productions. Waldow is serving his second term as a Television Academy governor, and has served on the Executive Committee as vice chair of the Los Angeles Area Peer Group.
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Emmy Award-winning producer Joetta Di Bella began her affiliation with Los Angeles television while assisting KTLA’s national sales manager in Manhattan. Her move to Los Angeles was as an account executive for a company that computerized Nielsen and Arbitron data for television and radio stations. She returned to KTLA and served as assistant research director, assistant program director and co-producer of Popeye and Family Film Festival, before she delved into live-event production. Di Bella produced and wrote six Hollywood Christmas Parade and 15 Rose Parade programs. As a freelance producer, the four-time Emmy nominee worked for Bainsville Productions, providing second units for television and feature films. Currently serving her second term as governor, Di Bella is actively involved with the Television Academy’s By-Laws, Emerging Media Task Force and Diversity committees, the Academy Foundation's Education Committee and the Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards.
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