Mary-Paige is the Senior Executive Producer of NH Chronicle, a nightly magazine program that airs on WMUR-TV and features people, places, and things to do in the State of New Hampshire. NH Chronicle features long-form storytellers, and bring viewers all around the state digging up moving human interest stories and hidden gems. She is a NH native and has been working in television since 2004, with NH Chronicle since 2011.

David Faulkner started his career with the United States Marine Corps & received training as a Motion Picture and Video Photographer and Editor - MOS 4671 & completed DINFOS training. David has a long career with various positions including camera operator, editor, producer, writer, engineer, drone operator. He has held multiple positions over the year for various known names such as Ken Burns, ESPN 2, X-Games, WPRI in Rhode Island, WMUR-TV in Manchester, NH. 

Steve is an Emmy and Murrow Award winning photographer and editor, who has spent the last 15 years covering news in New England. He currently works for NBC Boston. He has worked in documentary filmmaking, and co-created the Out Of Sync Film Podcast. 

Melissa Brayall is currently the Digital Learning Specialist at Londonderry High School, but she spent 13 years teaching video production at Manchester West HS, MST, and Windham HS. She got her degree in TV Production from Ithaca College and also spent some time working at WMUR and in the multimedia department at the National Baseball Hall of Fame! 

Tony graduated from Ithace college with a degree in TV, Radio, and Video Production. He has worked as a broadcast new videographer for 19 years and currently works for NBC 10 Boston. He won a new England Emmy for his drone videography in 2023.

Anna is an executive news producer for WMUR-TV. She graduated from New Mexico in 2012 with a degree in Journalism and Mass Communications. She has worked in broadcast news for 16 years. She has been nominated for three New England Emmys.

Mike is the senior editor and producer for The Troupe Productions in Windham, New Hampshire.

There are two other judges who respectfully declined to be featured.