STEVE STAHL, NEWS PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: There are dozens and dozens of people involved on getting the coverage together: the engineers pulling cable and assembling equipment, technicians setting up gear and handling equipment, cameramen in the field, reporters, producers, people you never see on camera. You see a reporter, a anchor, and for everyone of them, there are literally dozens of other people behind the scenes.</s>DAN YOUNG, VIDEOGRAPHER: We are sort of the unsung heroes because you have got to have pictures to go with the words, especially in breaking news. You really have to have that camera basically ready to be turned on at a minute's notice, and you really have to be ready to go.</s>TIM DORECE, AUDIO TECHNICIAN, VIDEO EDITOR: When you are a sound tech or a cameraman, you know, it is a mixed bag. You get shoots where one day you are in Paris for a celebration and having a great time, and the next day you could be in, you know, a country divided by turmoil, you know, with your life in danger.</s>RICH BROOKS, SENIOR VIDEOGRAPHER: I think being in the field is one of the most rewarding situations you can be in in this business because you are seeing history as it is happening, and you are part of it. I feel very fortunate that I have seen history happen, and wouldn't trade it for anything.
CNN 20: In the Field, The Unsung Heroes