Jun 22, 2012 2:30 PM

Storyboard: How Eureka Writer Amy Berg Made It Big in Genre TV

Growing up, TV writer Amy Berg knew she was a geek. She knew even before working on shows like The 4400, Eureka, Leverage and Person of Interest. In this edition of the Storyboard podcast, she talks about her career and how she became a champion for the nerdiest TV niche of them all.

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