Connecting IT vendors and solution providers through research driven, visual storytelling. Required hard skills:- Topic/Interview question development.- Camera operation- Virtual platform recording- Script writing- On-camera hosting and interviewing - Video editing

- Anchored two hour Weekend Morning Report newscast on Saturday and Sunday mornings broadcasting to the state of Maine. - Produced, hosted weekly animal adoption segment. Successfully helped find permanent homes for hundreds of animals in partner shelters across the state of Maine. - Morning Report live reporter Monday-Wednesday. Requirements: cover breaking news and events live on location, frequently acting as my own camera and live unit operator. - Multimedia journalist: ability to enterprise story, shoot video, write, edit video, and present on deadline. *Emmy nominated.*

While still producing stories every weekday as a multimedia journalist, I also co-anchored the half hour 6pm newscast shown from Central to Northern Maine every night Monday-Friday.

Being a multimedia journalist for WLBZ 2 meant thinking critically every day to cover stories and news that mattered to the people of Maine, especially the central to northern parts of the state. In this position, I would enterprise, shoot, write, and edit stories ever day for the 5pm and 6pm broadcasts as well as write web stories and often go live in the field by myself.

Overnight radio host of five hour block. Responsible for song introductions and commercial reads. Operated sound board. Recorded and edited commercials.

I majored in Communications Studies and minored in Journalism at Rowan University with a special interest in Broadcast Journalism. I graduated from the university for two years after graduating from MCCC after two years. While at Rowan I was also a member of the Rowan Television Network. In this club, I served as the RTN Live News anchor for two years (all four semesters in which I attended Rowan), I was a host of several network television shows "Between the Panels" and "The Back Page." In out-of-studio productions, I sideline reported at almost every home football game, and was often chosen to interview important guests that came to the university, including actors Adrian Grenier and Joel McHale. I also hosted both of RTN's biggest live productions of the academic 2012-2013 year which were "Rowan's Got Talent," a live stage and television production showcasing students performing different acts of talent in a judged competition, and "The RTN Sixth Annual Telethon Benefiting The Restore the Shore Projects," a five hour long live televised production in which viewers were encouraged to donate to the Restore the Shore Projects while being entertained by musical performances, interviews, and comedic sketches all filmed live in studio. During my final year at Rowan, I served on the RTN Executive Board as the club's Secretary. This position required me to be constantly available to the club's two hundred plus members, keep them informed, record and distribute meeting minutes, attend general and executive board meetings as well as the Student Government Association's Senate meetings, and keep in touch with the SGA, make sure the club is following their regulations, and turn in their required Quarterly Progress Reports on time.