After earning my B.A. in Radio & TV, I began working at KOFY-TV20 performing a variety of technical tasks including Master Control, camera, field producer, floor manager, and producer. From there I was hired at KTVU-FOX2 as a studio engineer. In fall of 1999, I left KTVU to pursue my long-term career goal of teaching video and broadcasting at Liberty High School in Brentwood, California. In the time I have been at Liberty HS I have overseen the expansion of the entire video department, which includes: installation of overhead lighting grid, construction of a 12'x15' green screen cove, HD live multi-camera studio and field production with live-streaming options. I continue to take on various freelance and contract video jobs. Past clients include KTVU (vacation releif) John Muir Hospital, Ballet Petit, Brave Monkey Productions, and various others.I also have been the instructor for the City of Walnut Creek's Arts Education program, teaching adults and teens courses offering: Short Film Production, Final Cut Pro-X, iPhone Video Editing. I am also the co-founder and director of the Delta Moon Student Film Festival. Started in 2000 featuring annual public screenings of bay area student films at Liberty High School, the festival has since expanded to include entries globally, with the main pubic screening event now held every spring at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek, California.I recently earned a Masters (M.Ed) in Educational Technology.