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• Recorded, edited, and uploaded daily footage of players for Red Sox coaches and front office personnel.• Organized and indexed over 20,000 player videos for use in a proprietary Red Sox database.• Charted all games using BATS software and synced home-game transcripts with video clips.• Conducted player workshops on charting games using BATS software. • Traveled throughout the Southeast to record footage and create Pro Scouting videos.

Focused on developing a cohesive social media presence for Finetooth within the Financial Services sector. Involved with production of quarterly newsletter and creation of company blog. Also responsible for contact management and consolidation.

· Wrote and co-directed weekly football preview video for the Trinity College football team.· Consulted with coaches, obtained interviews, and compiled reports that became available on the Internet (www.gotsn.com).

· Statistically reported on football, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, and volleyball games.· Facilitated food organization/planning for such sporting events, as well as set-up and clean-up aspects. · Provided constant maintenance/updates to the Trinity College Athletics website, including roster, statistical, and picture updates, as well as general problem solving. · Consulted on and assisted with the organization of the new Trinity College Athletics website.· Acted as a liaison between personnel from other colleges, universities, high schools, and professional sports teams requesting information on Trinity Athletics.

· Broadcasted Trinity College football games over the radio (89.3 FM) on a weekly basis. · Attended home and away games and controlled the broadcast from fifteen minutes before the game to fifteen minutes after.· Responsible for relating football action to a devoted Trinity audience. This was accomplished by using statistics, and developing a unique ability to sift through action and confusion to define important facts for the audience.