Carl Glogg’s television career began with a chance encounter during an airport delay.
Carl Glogg’s television career began with a chance encounter during an airport delay, which led to his first professional role as a photographer at General Electric. He later worked as a videographer and producer at several local television stations before joining Fox News Channel.
At Fox News, Carl earned an Emmy Award for his coverage of the September 11 attacks, during which he was among the first videographers on the scene. He later spent five years with Geraldo Rivera, covering conflicts in the Middle East and reporting from locations around the world.
Carl eventually transitioned to broadcast engineering, applying his expertise to numerous high-profile news and sporting events. He is a graduate of the New York Institute of Technology.
Outside of work, Carl enjoys spending time with his family and riding his classic Harley-Davidson.
