Elizabeth Roberts is a former TODAY show freelancer. As a production assistant for a live, four-hour broadcast, she facilitated all aspects of production: supporting the executive producers in the control room, conducting guest research, managing West Coast updates for national correspondents, building the rundown and running scripts. As a NBC page, she worked for Jimmy Fallon, Saturday Night Live, TODAY, Weekend TODAY and MSNBC. A former USA TODAY contributor and Editor-in-Chief of Her Campus Maryland, she enjoys writing about television, film, and sociocultural trends and media commentary.
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