Noelle Bellow

About

A naturally curious and confident storyteller, Noelle has 15 years of experience both in front of and behind the camera. Her broadcast journalism career began in Los Angeles as a segment producer and news writer. Starting out in a top market challenged Noelle to grow quickly, think critically under pressure, and develop a strong editorial instinct. While working on LA's top morning newscast, she earned an Emmy Award with her team.Noelle took the skills she learned and applied them to her next two newsrooms, spending several years working as a reporter, multimedia journalist and anchor in Louisiana and Texas. Her reporting on the passing of George H.W. Bush, earned Noelle an Edward R. Murrow Award. During her time in the southern U.S. she also worked outside the newsroom, lending her talents to host and narrate a documentary that has been featured on PBS and screened at the National Museum of African American History and Culture.She is currently working as a primetime evening anchor in the San Francisco Bay Area. Noelle remains a consistent leader in the newsroom and is confident her wide ranging skills and knowledge of the industry make her an asset to any team and project.