I'm a 2017 graduate from East Tennessee State University with a Bachelor's of Science in Media and Communication with a Minor in Advertising.

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If I am not working a sporting event, I will most likely be watching a sporting event, exploring the mountains somewhere nearby or taking photos of the outdoors. I am a big fan of adventures and always looking for somewhere

new to go and explore.

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My experience in the live production field may seem short but in just the past couple years i've worked events that have taught me things that being in a classroom can not. Most notable event on my resume would be The Battle at Bristol. The largest attended college football game in history.

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At Appalachian State, I worked daily on new and exciting video inside the Athletic Department. These videos include hype videos, one-on-one interviews, call-to-action videos for marketing intiatives and so much more! On game days, you would usually find me on the sideline with a camera on my shoulder or in a control room contributing to the broadcast.

 

I have a passion for working in sports and every day that passion is a reality. With working in college athletics, I consider myself versatile and adaptive to all the different opportunities I am granted. Working with all the different coaches, student-athletes and members of the community is not only rewarding career wise, but has lead to connections being made that will last forever.   

 

While at ETSU, I specialized in live video production of athletic events at ETSU. That included directing and producing ESPN3, SoConDigital Network and YouTube live streams of a variety of sports including FBS & FCS Football, Division 1 College Basketball, College Baseball and many other sports.

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I have not just been limited to working in college sports. I can be found working replay at NASCAR, camera for ESPN College Basketball, and Xpression for multiple ESPN college sports.