Staff Members
Amber Roberts
Community Engagement & Media Education Manager
Amber brings a diverse background in nonprofits, marketing, and event management to her role at GNAT-TV. Originally from Central Vermont, she has worked with a range of organizations—including animal shelters, museums, living history programs, libraries, and chambers of commerce—both in Vermont and across the U.S. Since moving to the Northshire in 2017, Amber has focused on building community connections through media and education. She lives with her partner, two children, several cats, and a personal book collection impressive enough to rival a library.
Andrew McKeever
News Director Emeritus
Andrew has dedicated years of exceptional service to GNAT-TV, shaping its news coverage with integrity, leadership, and a deep commitment to the community, leaving a lasting impact that continues to guide and inspire. Andrew grew up in Vermont and attended Mt. Anthony Union High School and the University of Vermont, where he studied Political Science. His career then took him to Brooklyn to work in commercial photography, and he further expanded his education with a master’s degree from Teachers College at Columbia University. In 1987, Andrew and his wife made the decision to return to their home state, purchasing Christmas Days, a retail business in Sunderland, Vermont. Andrew’s varied career experiences—spanning roles as a middle school teacher, commercial photographer, news reporter, arts editor, and even managing editor of the Manchester Journal. This extensive background, along with his intimate understanding of the local community, makes him an invaluable guiding force for the GNAT-TV News Project, even in retirement.
Ari Santos
Lead Production Services Provider
Based in Bennington, Ari Santos is a talented video editor with a passion for visual storytelling. A two-time SkillsUSA champion in video production, Ari brings creativity and technical skill to their work at GNAT-TV. Editing isn’t just a job—it’s also a favorite hobby. When not working on video projects, Ari enjoys downtime with their five cats.
Becki Trudell
Marketing & Communications Manager
Becki Trudell brings a rich and diverse background to her new role at GNAT-TV. Specializing in marketing and branding, her expertise in storytelling is complemented by her experience in program management within the nonprofit sector. Becki has also made impactful contributions in the fields of education and technology. Now a Vermont resident and active volunteer at Second Chance Animal Shelter, she is a proud cat mom to three feline companions. Becki is thrilled to join the GNAT-TV team and looks forward to leveraging her skills to connect with and serve the local community.
Kate LeVine
Content Producer & Media Educator
Kate LeVine joined GNAT-TV after graduating from Burr and Burton Academy in 2024, bringing a fresh perspective and creative energy to the team. Based in Manchester, they blend their interests in graphic design, photography, and videography into their work as both a content producer and media educator. Outside of work, Kate enjoys playing guitar and exploring freelance creative projects. They live with their cat, Astrid.
Keegan Douglass
Video Production Manager
Originally from Bangor, Maine, Keegan Douglass is an integral part of the GNAT-TV team as our Video Production Manager. Having earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Film & New Media Studies from Wheaton College, he also brings international experience to his work, courtesy of a semester abroad at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Czech Republic. Driven by his enthusiasm for media production and educational outreach, Keegan has already left a meaningful impact on the Northshire area. His wide-ranging skill set and experience amplify the caliber and reach of GNAT-TV’s projects.
Marc Harrington
Director of Advancement
Marc Harrington brings extensive experience in educational technology, learning design, and content strategy to his role as GNAT-TV’s Director of Advancement. A longtime Pawlet, Vermont resident, Marc has developed learning experiences for institutions such as UVM, Tulane University, and Wharton, and led projects for global ed-tech company Emeritus. He also founded Metaphorist, a content and learning design startup. As general editor for the Claude Fredericks Foundation, Marc oversees the preservation of one of the longest diaries on record, archived at the Getty Research Institute. Outside of work, Marc enjoys gardening, cooking, traveling, and spending time with his husband, Edward, and their cat, Castor.
Mark Moffett
Administrative Coordinator
Mark Moffett has been part of the GNAT community for many years, bringing curiosity, creativity, and a deep well of experience to the work. Having grown up between Vermont and France, and trained in art, literature, and digital media, he approaches community media as both a technical craft and a cultural practice. Mark’s interests span visual art, storytelling, and experimentation, and his perspective has shaped countless projects behind the scenes.
Owen McCostis
Systems Administrator & Distribution Coordinator
Owen McCostis oversees GNAT-TV’s technical infrastructure, broadcast channels, and distribution across various digital platforms. He leads the design, maintenance, and reliability of GNAT’s internal systems, as well as content programming and the management of the station’s media archive. As GNAT-TV’s in-house web and software developer, Owen designed and built the organization’s website and develops custom tools that support day-to-day operations and long-term sustainability. He is also a member of the Vermont Access Network’s Statewide Content Committee, which oversees the Vermont Media Exchange.
Tammie M. Reilly
Executive Director
Tammie M. Reilly has been the backbone of GNAT-TV for over a decade, successfully leading the organization into a new era of community television with her progressive administrative skills and extensive experience in film and TV production. A Vermont native, she returned to her home state in 2003 and has since contributed to various local organizations, including the Vermont Film Commission and the Shires of Vermont Destination Marketing Organization. Before moving back to Vermont, Tammie developed her skills at the Virginia Film Office and held freelance roles in the film industry. She currently serves on the Vermont Access Network Board and has previously represented Vermont on the Northeast Region Alliance for Community Media Board. Tammie’s wide-ranging background has uniquely positioned her to excel as the leader of GNAT-TV.