BIOGRAPHY

  My career in radio broadcasting began at Suffolk County Community College, where I served as the first Sports Director for the Suffolk County Community College Internet Radio. In this role, I provided recap updates, conducted interviews with coaches, and produced promotional content for the 2018 NJCAA Basketball Regional 15 Tournament basketball tournament held at Suffolk County Community College.

After completing my Associate's Degree, I transferred to Fredonia University to further my education and enhance my production skills. A key accomplishment during my time at Fredonia was revitalizing the Production Manager position at Fredonia Radio Systems. I led a team that updated sweepers, PSAs, and promotional content for various shows and stations. In recognition of my work, I won the Intercollegiate Broadcast Systems (IBS) National Championship for Best Sweeper Produced in the 2019-2020 year. Additionally, at that same conference, I was honored to be a national finalist for women's basketball play-by-play for Blue Devils Sports.

Alongside my production work, I also created and hosted Pinnacle Sports Hour, a radio show that provided in-depth coverage of a wide variety of sports.

If you would like to explore some of my audio productions in greater detail, please feel free to click on the Audio Production section.

 I began my journey in television production at Suffolk County Community College, where I worked as a camera operator and 3-play replay technician for Sharks TV during live broadcast. A highlight of this role was my involvement in the 2018 Regional 15 Basketball Tournament held at Suffolk County Community College, which spanned three days of nonstop action. While honing my skills in live television broadcast, I also developed my post-production expertise, producing a feature story on Jeff Towle, a Suffolk Sharks baseball player having a historic season.

Similar to my experience for the Sharks, I embraced a multifaceted role during my time at Fredonia University. I became actively involved with WNYF where I eagerly took on various roles across several shows. As Executive Producer for the 2019-2020 academic year, I rebuilt the sports show Sports Hour from the ground up. I also contributed to shows such as Film Juice, The Game Show, and Channel 8 Update, taking on roles that ranged from camera operations, technical directing, to on-air talent.

Post-graduation, I continued to expand my television production expertise, particularly in video editing. I launched my own video editing business, Strong Island Productions, specializing in highlight reels for wrestlers associated with Long Island, New York, including 2x Olympian Kerry Mccoy & World Bronze Medalist Jenna Burket. In 2020, I collaboration with the United States Navy, one of my most notable projects was producing a "Go Navy" video for the Army vs. Navy college football game.

I gained valuable industry experience in 2022 as I became an intern with Fenway Sports Management, working specifically with the Salem Red Sox as a Video Production Assistant. In this role, I contributed to live stream production for MiLB TV, creating graphics and videos to enhance the broadcast experience.

In August of that year, I returned to Long Island to continue my career in video production, where I served as the Assistant Multimedia Manager for St. John's University. In this role, I support live game productions for the Big East Conference, contribute to the production of the Red Storm Report basketball show for MSG Network, and manage various other multimedia projects for the university’s athletic department.

My time at St. John’s University Athletics came to a close in 2023, but it paved the way for an extraordinary opportunity as the first-ever Video Specialist for USA Wrestling. In this role, I have the privilege of working with some of the most elite athletes in the world, including Olympic-level wrestlers. My responsibilities include conducting interviews, producing and posting photo/video content before, during, and after events, and managing the archival process for matches, which are then streamed and distributed on platforms like YouTube. On top of all these responsibilities, one of my proudest accomplishments was producing two docuseries during my time at USA Wrestling.  

If you'd like to explore some of my television productions in greater detail, please feel free to click on the Television Production section.