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FOX News & FoxNews.com
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Info:	Scott joined the Fox News Channel in May 2007.  His first on-camera report came on January 25, 2008, when he reported from New York Giants practice, ahead of their upcoming Super Bowl showdown against the undefeated New England Patriots.  The piece aired on FoxNews.com. Scott's official on-air debut was made on May 24, 2007, when he recorded a voiceover for a news package that aired on the Channel, as well as its affiliates nationwide.  Scott has done several voiceovers for the network since.
Online:	FoxNews.com
Extras:	"Big Blue Prepping For Battle"	January 25, 2008
Time Warner Staten Island's "SportsTime"
Info:	On March 21, 2006, Scott joined the staff of "SportsTime," Staten Island's number-one source for high school, college and professional sports news.  The show airs Wednesday's at 8 p.m. on channel 76, as well as on-demand. For over two years, Scott served as lead reporter, play-by-play broadcaster and sideline reporter.
Extras:	Tottenville vs. St. Peter's Basketball	February 7, 2007
	Port Richmond vs. Curtis Basketball	January 30, 2007
	Farrell vs. Iona Football	November 1, 2006
	Wagner vs. Robert Morris Football	October 25, 2006
Time Warner New Jersey's "SportsTime"
Info:	Time Warner New Jersey airs on channel 10 throughout the northern portion of the state.
Online:	NJSportsTime.com
Extras:	Englewood Charity Basketball Game	April 22, 2007
RealMeals.tv's "The Crazy Chef"
Info:	Scott hosted six shows for RealMeals.tv, a broadband television network affiliated with ABC News.  His debut show aired on May 18, 2007.
Online:	RealMeals.tv	Pasta Diente, Creamy Vegetable Soup, Chicken Pressley, Extreme Macaroni Salad, Lemon Basil Chicken, Garlic Chicken Parmesan Sub
AT&T Tech Channel (Formerly ISNN)
Info:	Scott made his debut with the network on December 27, 2005.
Shows:	"Top Stories"	Anchor
	"News Now"	Anchor
	"Week In Review"	Anchor
	"Tech Channel News"	Features Reporter
Info:	Five days a week, Scott anchored the station's twice-daily news programs. He also went out in the field, serving as a features reporter. Among his different reports, include ComicCon, The New York Toy Fair, behind the scenes at the Flying Fish Brewery and many others.
	"Boring Tech Stuff"	Anchor
Info:	Five days a week, Scott took a look at several intriguing stories that were too interesting for "BTS" and then added a humorous twist to each.  The show was often posted on YouTube and was constantly among the highest rated daily videos on the site.
Show:	"Gadget Garage"	Host
Info:	Each week, Scott hosted the award-winning "Gadget Garage," a program that previewed and tested the hottest electronics on the market.  He reviewed everything from iPods and XBox 360s to Shure E3c Headphones and the Motorola Razr.  In 2006,"Gadget Garage" picked up a Telly Award for its superior graphics.
Online:	AttTechChannel.com
Extras:	GG Episode (XBox 360): Pt. 1 | Pt. 2	n/a
	GG Episode (iPod): Pt. 1 | Pt. 2	n/a
	"High Tech Hotels"	September 10, 2007
	"Boring Tech Stuff"	Numerous Dates
	"Will Stanchak Become A Household Name?" - Hunterdon Democrat (1/12/06)
"The Scott Stanchak TV Reality"
Info:	"The Scott Stanchak TV Reality" was a hit on the Ramapo College campus before heading over to Patriot8 (over 80,000 homes in Central NJ) on cable TV.  In October 2005, the show was picked up by Cablevision (over 500,000 homes in Northern NJ) and could be seen every Tuesday -- first at 11:30p.m. , then in 2007 at 8:00 p.m. Among the different "SSTVR" shows, were a live-audience special and over eight hours of election-night coverage of the 2004 Presidential Election. This award-winning show, which ran for over four years, is where Scott started to emerge as a talented on-air presence.
Extras:	"SSTVR" Shows On Yahoo! Video	Various
	"SSTVR: Finale"	For your iPod
MTVU's "The Freshman"
Info:	Scott guest hosted this video countdown show on November 15, 2004.  The program aired on over 7,000 college campuses across the country.
Online:	MTVU.com
Fox's "Good Day Live"
Info:	Scott was featured as part of their "Good Day New York Correspondent Search" and received praise from the show's hosts, which included Steve Edwards, Debbie Matenopoulos and Arthel Neville.