Lynne McNamara
Lynne McNamara (born 1944) is a Canadian journalist.
Education[edit]
After attending the University of British Columbia, Lynne taught elementary school for two years before leaving the profession for a career in television and radio.
Career[edit]
She started out at BCTV News as a script assistant, worked at CBLT as a script assistant and floor director, At CKVU's Vancouver Show as a talent co-ordinator and as a program co-ordinator at the Provincial Educational Media Centre.
She has been a producer and replacement host at radio station CJOR, fashion reporter for the CBC Television show Midday, host of the local CBC Radio show ArtBeat, and co-host of the local CBC TV nostalgia series Then & Now.
Lynne wrote the column "On Location" for The Province newspaper for nine years while she wrote, produced and introduced weekly behind-the-scenes movie set stories for BCTV's Early News. She also wrote, produced and voiced daily items on the local movie scene for News 1130 Radio for several years.
Until recently,[timeframe?] Lynne wrote a thrice-weekly column in The Vancouver Sun. She now maintains a blog, works as a film extra and is getting back into retail display design work.[1] [2] [3] [4]
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