Andrea freelances at Buzzfeed as a current events commentator on the web series 'Did You See This.' The series premieres daily on BuzzFeed News' Facebook watch channel. Comedians provide their comedic takes on current events.

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As a news reporter, I covered a high profile court case for seven weeks. I composed two minute long segments, reported back to a producer, and edited my content via Adobe Premiere to air on the nightly 10PM local news. Aside from the on-camera and production experience, I regularly updated social media outlets for the station. I seamlessly worked with a small team of four people including myself, two of which worked out of stations in different states. This demonstrates my ability to work… Show more As a news reporter, I covered a high profile court case for seven weeks. I composed two minute long segments, reported back to a producer, and edited my content via Adobe Premiere to air on the nightly 10PM local news. Aside from the on-camera and production experience, I regularly updated social media outlets for the station. I seamlessly worked with a small team of four people including myself, two of which worked out of stations in different states. This demonstrates my ability to work independently without relying on others while maintaining professional relations with my producer and editor for constructive feedback. Show less

Working alongside a well versed radio host of the Morning Magic show 92.7/97.7, I assisted show content preparations, managed call-in winners contact information and follow-ups, contributed to recurring and new show guests, and took part in updating the station’s Facebook feed. Airing live 7AM to 10AM, the host and I performed the daily show routines including “Three Things you Need to Know,” “Weird News,” and “The Local Low-Down.” While gaining on-air experience, I also wrote, edited, and… Show more Working alongside a well versed radio host of the Morning Magic show 92.7/97.7, I assisted show content preparations, managed call-in winners contact information and follow-ups, contributed to recurring and new show guests, and took part in updating the station’s Facebook feed. Airing live 7AM to 10AM, the host and I performed the daily show routines including “Three Things you Need to Know,” “Weird News,” and “The Local Low-Down.” While gaining on-air experience, I also wrote, edited, and voiced over twenty on-air commercials for contracted accounts. Following the morning show, I carried out administrative tasks at the station greeting walk-in guests, filing sales and traffic reports, and answering phones. I singlehandedly handled the call-in bargain sale for the station. This responsibility entailed compiling a customer list an upwards of fifty people per week, billing their personal accounts, sending their purchased items, and submitting a weekly finance report to the office manager. Show less

This position consisted of managing “The Cage” desk in Newhouse, administrating and monitoring distribution of video equipment to students in broadcast and television majors, answering the phone at the help desk, assisting students regarding equipment issues and concerns, and acting as liaison between students, faculty, and the Newhouse cage head staff.

Executive assistant to five consultants specializing in private sector & defense servicesPosition included maintaing consultants scheduling and travel itineraries while tracking all finances

Gained on-air experience, answered phones, participated in promotions, and provided voiceovers.

Tutored for local inner-city Syracuse third grade level classes assisting students with their reading and math skills