Joe Schreiber is a 13-time Emmy Award-winning television producer and General Manager of
Temple University Television (TUTV), where he helps prepare the next generation of journalists
and storytellers for careers in professional media. He also serves as an adjunct professor in
Temple University’s Klein College of Media and Communication.

A veteran of network television, Schreiber helped launch and produce NBC’s George Michael
Sports Machine and has covered 23 Super Bowls during a career spanning sports, news and
documentary production. Today, he works closely with Temple students to create professional-
level opportunities that bridge the classroom and the media industry, including collaborations
with Philadelphia television news organizations and major sporting events.

Schreiber is also an experienced communications trainer and coach who has worked with
the National Science Foundation (NSF) and American Association of Community Colleges
(AACC), helping students, faculty and emerging innovators translate complex ideas into clear,
compelling stories. Drawing on experience conducting more than 5,000 interviews worldwide,
his approach emphasizes preparation, curiosity and the ability to connect with an
audience—skills at the heart of effective journalism.

He is also co-founder of 3 Penny Films, which has produced more than 60 programs, including
the PBS documentary P.O.W.: Passing On Wisdom. Schreiber earned his M.S. in Communication
Management from Temple University in 2024 and is a graduate of Boston College.