• Worked over 300 live events & broadcasts with BaylorVision• Occasionally Filled in to Produce Broadcasts --- Research Stories, communicate with both team’s media director, Communicate with talent, Plan storylines & graphics --- Pull everything together to execute live event, supporting the story by calling replays & graphics to air• Lead Trainer for various positions such as Technical Director, A1, & A2• Redesigned a spreadsheet-based system to crew people in various positions for games, based off availability and a training tracking system I also built• Served as Secondary Engineer for the entirety of football season• Lead Engineer for most weekend broadcasts --- Lead onsite technical person --- Communicate with entire crew, along with ESPN OP’s Producers for video feeds to and from the TV truck --- Maintain a level head in situations of high stress --- Ensure transmission path for all broadcasts airing on ESPN+• Builds and modifies various switcher macros and effects needed for broadcasts• Designed various monitor wall layouts

Worked as a Director, Technical Director, Associate Director, and Secondadry Engineer for various productions covering Baylor University Athletics on ESPN+-I would maintain time and make sure our show was running smoothly and on schedule by being the primary line of communication between production and our distributors in Bristol Connecticut. -Maintain a direct line of communication to both the Producer and Director, and would be able to communicate things that would need to happen when their focus would be demanded elseware-I would direct and lead the control room for our 2 camera live broadcasts streaming on ESPN+, utilizing 2 cameras to find the action of the game and tell the story of whats happening-I would maintain systems and route camera sources to their appropriate destinations for various events. At times I would also communicate with a Truck crew running a show airing live on ESPN, making sure they have all the correct video sends and recieves they need-Would set up and tear down cameras for broadcasts weekly-Served as a lead training person and on various occasions would train camera opperators and control room staff on how to do various jobs necessecary to run a smooth broadcast-Tempoarily became a primary point of information for broadcast engineering and technical problem solving, and developed knowledge on equipment such as Evertz Magnum Router, Ross Vision Switcher, Mira Replay System, Ross Xpression, Blackstorm Clips Server

Assists resident Master Electrican daily in various tasks involving general maintence of Lighting Systems in 3 theatre spaces, other responsibilities include leading a team of students during Hang, Strike, & Focus for every show of our production season

For games that were not produced in out control room, I served as a member of the team that watches the games and live clips off plays to be featured into a highlight reel that I would have to edit together with music sourced from APM Music to be uploaded and featured on the Baylor Athletics Youtube channel within an hour after the game

Oversee's events in the Temple High School Friday Night Lights Experience-Creates a weekly script & order of events gamedays-Communicates with Athletics Director & Event Coordinator to ensure propper execution of events-Leads team in execution of events, communication with Daktronics operators, announcers, band, & Videoboard Director

Worked Part Time during the school year and moved to full time over the summers, Starting out as a crew member and eventually moving up to the role of Shift Manager at the age of 17 where I was tasked with various responsibilities to maintain resturaunt upkeep•Responsible for $1000 safe box•Leading resturaunt staff in various activities•Training new employees•Tasked with opening and closing the store by myself atleast once a week•Utilized People skills to deescelate customer conflictsIn my last year I trained and became an OTP 1 (Onsite Technical Person), which empowered me to solve small resturaunt technology issues involving Cash Registers, Printers, Video Panels, and Kitchen Video Screens