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Bill Rohrer Biography
Bill Rohrer is an American Multi-Media Journalist and Reporter. He joined the FOX 29 News team in August 2006. As a feature reporter, he writes, shoots, and edits #InFocus segments, which feature some of the most heartwarming stories in the Philadelphia region.
Bill Rohrer Age
Bill has not revealed his year, month, and date of birth so his age is still unknown.
Bill Rohrer Family
Bill was born and bred in the Philadelphia area. He has not yet revealed any information regarding his parents and siblings. He attended Neshaminy High School in Langhorne, PA, and graduated from Kutztown University in 2001.
Bill Rohrer Wife
Bill is a happily married man. He is married to his wife Heidi and the couple has two beautiful daughters Lily and Emily. When Bill is not working, he loves playing ice hockey three to four times a week, running short-distance 5K races up to half-marathons, and spending time with his family.
Bill Rohrer FOX 29
Bill joined the FOX 29 News team in August 2006. As a feature reporter, he writes, shoots, and edits #InFocus segments, which feature some of the most heartwarming stories in the Philadelphia region. After changes were made at FOX 29 Jason and Humphries were joined by sports anchor Kristen Rodgers and meteorologists Kathy Orr and Scott Williams.
Bill is a member of the National Press Photographers Association. He began producing #InFocus segments after attending the NPPA’s Advanced Storytelling Workshop in April of 2014. Storytelling has always been Bill’s passion. He shoots, writes, and edits weekly feature stories for #FOX29Weekend. Bill has years of news experience as an editor and news photographer. Prior to joining FOX 29, he worked for CN8 News. His career began as an editor at CN8.
Bill Rohrer Photographer
Bill is audibly excited about what he does, loves the people he features, and cognizant that he has been given a unique role in today’s newsroom structure. People can hear the happiness and passion in his voice and know immediately why people open up to him the way “In Focus” segments reveal they do.
Bill wanders the streets of the region keeping a lookout for unusual characters, collects stories. Others tell him about people doing interesting things, especially in sports, another’s of Bill’s passions. He then spends time with his subjects before picking up his camera and beginning his shoot.
Bill has the luxury to work on three stories a week. These pieces are banked and the best appears on “In Focus.”He wanted to attend the classes, but they are expensive and up to the photographer, in most cases, to pay his way.
“In Focus” spots Bill has seen deal with entrepreneurs of a modest but successful kind, people who do great things with food, and, of course, sports, particularly kids and sports. It’s good to know someone is on the prowl looking for these positive, unusual stories and capturing them so entertainingly. In addition to paying attention wherever he goes, Bill says he gets ideas from newspaper articles, TV spots, and messages to his Facebook page. In addition to sports, Bill says he is drawn to dance, for one reason because it’s so visual and plays so well on the camera. His daughter’s Lily and Emily also inspire him.
Stories and people have been the staple of both newscasts and literature from time immemorial. Bill says his decision is based on the characters he finds. So far, he has been a voice on “In Focus” segments. The absence of a reporter may be one of the elements that denote them as so different.
Bill Rohrer Awards
Bill is an Emmy-award winning photographer with over 12 years of experience in broadcast news. Bill is also a three-time Mid-Atlantic EMMY Award winner for best solo video journalist. He recently won Emmy Awards for a reporter in the general assignment and news feature category. His work has earned him twelve EMMY awards, including the best photographer and best editor. He also won three Associated Press awards for the best photographer and the prestigious Edward R. Murrow Award for investigative reporting. A news photographer, Rohrer wanted to expand his knowledge of the field and the possibilities it opens to tell stories. On “In Focus” segments, you hear Rohrer’s voice, but you never see him or a reporter.
Bill Rohrer Salary
Bill has not disclosed the annual salary he gets from his career at FOX 9.
