Crystal FambriniSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

Short-form material, lifestyle programming, and athletic events for network, cable, and pay-per-view channels are among her credits. During her tenure at ABC News' World News Tonight, Crystal began her career working for her mentor, the famous anchor Peter Jennings.

ABC News gave her the opportunity to work on stories all over the country, from assisting Jennings on the floor of the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles to interviewing Senators in their offices in Washington, D.C., and visiting Air Force bases up and down the East Coast for the “It's Your Money” investigative unit.

Throughout her career, she has continued to follow Jenning's important advice to "create your own path" in the profession. Al Gore's Current TV, a cross between MTV News and CNN aimed at the 18-34 demographic, provided Crystal with the right platform to shine, allowing her to generate informative and entertaining programming.

Crystal worked as a daily studio presenter, reporter, and producer for three years, traversing the country to produce short-form docu-style programming. Crystal was the first to cover pieces on Toms shoe founder Blake Mycoskie, Charity Water founder Scott Harrison, and Obey founder Shepard Fairey while at Current, helping the network win a Primetime EMMY for Best Interactive Television.

For her Current TV projects, she has earned 5 TELLY Awards and a Worldfest REMI. Crystal went on to get a reporter job with Fox News Channel, the number one cable news network, where she covered Hollywood and was flown to New York to participate in a live roundtable debate on current hot subjects including universal health care.

Her producing and reporting for FNC's "Crystal Cam" entertainment beat drew the attention of Harpo Productions, who licensed her work to appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show after seeing her abilities to produce, shoot, and report. Crystal worked as an entertainment reporter for E!

News, where she interviewed celebrities on camera, wrote her packages right away, and then sat with editors to meet daily deadlines.

Crystal has worked for The Hollywood Reporter and AP News and was the first live team presenter of San Diego Comic-Con International, where she appeared on camera for hours each day of the action-packed event, interviewing a slew of superstars.

She covered the Cannes Film Festival in France, the Oscars in Hollywood, and the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah as an entertainment correspondent. Robert Redford, Jim Carrey, Samuel L.

Jackson, Ben Affleck, Larry King, 50 Cent, Justin Timberlake, Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Diane Keaton, Jennifer Aniston, Adrien Brody, Emily Blunt, Susan Sarandon, Kiera Knightley, and Reese Witherspoon are among the superstars she has directly interviewed.

Crystal served as a studio and field host for KNBC's Your LA and for CW Channel 5's The KTLA Morning News for seven years in Los Angeles.

She co-created the KTLA Stranger ChangeHer sweepstakes, which highlighted a worthy fan and gave them a one-day beauty, clothing, and personality makeover before revealing their new appearance to their over joyous family, friends, and coworkers on live television.

Crystal had a blast going to surf contests, skateboard championships, and snowboard expos as an extreme sports host and producer on syndicated shows like Planet X, X Corps, and Adrenalina.