Journalism … How many famous people have worked and worked before in this area … Moreover, we can talk not only about the USSR, Russia or other countries of the post-Soviet space, but also about America.
Maria Shriver is a journalist whose news programs are world famous.
Mary's childhood and youth
She was born on November 6, 1955 in the city of Chicago. Nothing special can be said about Maria Shriver’s childhood, because her parents were not very rich and famous people, although her mother bore the name Kennedy. Most likely, she was a relative of the presidential family. School science Mary did not comprehend in Chicago, but in the high school of the small town of Bethesd in Maryland. By the way, the practice of sending children to study in a smaller city at that time was very common.
At the age of 22, our heroine graduated from journalism studies at Georgestown University.
TV career
Maria Shriver immediately after graduation got a job at the Philadelphia Broadcasting Company. There, she was involved in editing texts for news programs. A year later, in 1978, she changed her job for the first time, having received a better offer from the Baltimore shopping and entertainment center. Here she worked for five whole years. It was in Baltimore that Maria Shriver (the photo in her youth is in the article) received her first live experience. Although the news was not always broadcast live, the complexity of the work of the editor and the presenter who speaks in front of the camera (and it is precisely the viewers who see it) cannot be overestimated.
In 1983, Maria Shriver moved to Los Angeles. This was one of the most important events in the life of this famous person. Of course, she did not remain without work here either. She was prompted to move by an offer from StBC to take the vacant post of news program journalist.
The finest hour in the role of TV presenter has come while working on one of the largest American channels NBC (since 1986). Here Maria Shriver participated in many projects, some of which were copyrighted. At the start of her career at NBS, she worked as an evening news correspondent. A year later, in 1987, Maria Shriver (photos in her youth, see below) created and began to lead her own program Main Street. From 1987 to 1990, she was also the host of Sunday's final news day and evening. Many also remember the comments of this journalist from the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul. An important professional trait of Shriver critics noted the exceptional ability to interview “the powerful of this world”: George Bush, the King of Jordan, Hussein, Fidel Castro.
