She returned to ATWT and directed episodes of the show for several years, until she was appointed executive producer of Guiding Light in April 2004, a position she would hold until the final episode of the show in September 2009. Under her direction, the show named a new head writer, David Kreizman, and in 2008, she created a four-person head writing team; in addition to Kreizman, that team includes Lucky Gold, Chris Dunn and executive story editor (and eventual head writer) Jill Lorie Hurst. In response to budget cuts and changing production methods, Wheeler led Guiding Light's transition to a new filming method. The show moved away from traditional three-camera filming in a "proscenium" stage setting, and in early 2008 began to broadcast episodes that were recorded on digital cameras. The show rebuilt smaller, more realistic sets in its studio and utilized several other interior and exterior sets in a New Jersey town (adjacent to New York City, where GL is produced). In 2007, Wheeler launched Guiding Lights 70th anniversary (the longest running show in history) by volunteering her cast and crew on a charity and service campaign known as "Find Your Light", encouraging viewers to participate alongside actors, directors and crew members in work for the homeless and other deserving groups and individuals across the country. Despite Wheeler's efforts to save the show, CBS cancelled the program on April 1, 2009. The final episode was broadcast on September 18, 2009. Glenn Beck collaboration In 2015, Glenn Beck announced that Wheeler as a new hire to help create and produce content. Personal life Wheeler is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She lives with her husband and children in Utah Roles All My Children Actress: Cindy Parker Chandler (1987–1989, 2001) and Karen Parker (1989) Another World Actress: Marley Love (1984—1986, 1998–1999) and Vicky Hudson (1985–1986) The Bold and the Beautiful Actress: Sarah (1995; guest) As the World Turns Director (August 1999-July 2002 (hired by Christopher Goutman), January 2003 – March 2004, February 4, 2010 – September 17, 2010) Actress: Marley Hudson (Cameos from 2000–2003) Dark Shadows Actress: Phyllis Wicke (1991, five-episode guest appearance) Guiding Light Executive Producer (March 16, 2004 – September 18, 2009) Head writer (March 2008 – April 2008) Producer (July 2002 – January 2003) Awards and nominationsDaytime Emmy WIN (2007; Best Drama Series; Guiding Light) Daytime Emmy NOMINATION (2001-2003; Best Directing; As