
Holliday broke into the business in 2007 as an unpaid camera operator for WKBW in Buffalo's "Official Heat" late night local entertainment show. In addition, he worked as a line producer for ThisIs50.com (The Round Table Show and The Syndies), owned by rapper 50 Cent. He quickly earned the title, "Mr. Chuck" for often wearing a blazer or suit while handling production work and for greeting 50 Cent as "Mr. Cent."
Holliday became an favorite at WNBC 4 New York, where he was an assistant producer on LX New York, while also running camera operations for WNBC's local news. Holliday spent several years at NBCUniversal, working in a variety of roles ranging from a producer within their cable division to sound stage production for shows within the LX/TV division.
Chuck Holliday created Suite929 in July 2011 initially as a vehicle to showcase his resume and select video reels.
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