Chris Rodriguez Email & Phone Number

Huntington Station, Ny, Us

New York, New York, United States

New York, Ny/Stamford, Ct

• Produce creative, and accurate highlights for Football Night in America• Produce NHL, college football and college basketball highlights for halftime, pre and post game shows• Review and edit postgame news conferences to deliver salient and engaging sound bites

Rye Brook, Ny

• Gather, write, and produce five, 30-minute newscasts per shift• Stack and time rundowns, while meeting deadlines and overseeing production in control room• Coordinate live shots with reporters, making sure video, sound and graphic elements are ready• Pitch original, informative and entertaining story ideas• Won Society of Professional Journalists award for original, three story lifestyle feature

Greater New York City Area

• Produced two-hour newscasts • Oversaw team of four writers• Wrote stories for anchors• Met deadlines for stories• Oversaw control room during broadcast • Coordinated live shots with reporters

Yonkers, New York

• Produced live-30 minute newscasts • Supervised team of reporters, editors, graphic artists and associate producers • Coordinated live shots with assignment editors • Stacked rundown, and updated stories

Woodbury, New York

• Produced High School SportsDesk, a daily, 30-minute highlight and information program • Produced two-minute highlights that provided comprehensive analysis• Worked in edit rooms and efficiently produced montages, and other video elements creatively edited to music

New York, New York

• Oversaw tape room and three tape operators• Produced creative musical montages, bumps, SOTs, VOs and other pieces of video

New York, New York

• Produced live look-ins for website during 2010 baseball season• In charge of every game during the course of a day or night• Quickly determined when was a relevant time to cut into a game for a look-in• Made sure look-ins lasted appropriate amount of time• Produced approximately 30 look-ins per day

Woodbury, New York

• Wrote, produced and edited packages. Such as: “Why more Heisman Trophy winners haven’t been successful in the NFL,” “The challenge of being a Harlem Globetrotter” “How to become a member of the U.S. Olympic Boxing Team”• Wrote and produced six sportscasts daily, one per hour• Supervised, hired and trained producers in the sports department• Organized work schedule for department• Increased the volume of high definition broadcasts, expanding coverage from approximately one event per day to 25 per day• Oversaw sportscasts as they doubled in length from one to two minutes• Secured credentials for reporters