When in college I focused on two unrelated passions: law and television production. I worked for a local TV station after Rutgers and then moved on to work for the NJ Sports and Exposition Authority as a sports and entertainment venue control room operator, which ultimately culminated into a video engineer position. In 1995, I went to law school while continuing to work at the NJSEA. When I graduated from NYLS, I never quite shook my passion for working live events: football, basketball, hockey, concerts, boxing, wrestling, family shows, etc. To this day, I run a private law practice and still engage in video engineering at the Prudential Center in Newark. It must be a left brain, right brain thing.