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My course of studies at the University of Houston have supplied me with a comprehensive background in broadcast. The Television production class gave me the opportunity to be in a live news studio setting. I was able to work behind the scenes with the production crew and also to be in front of the camera as a news anchor. Each week I would record a six minute show. Each show had a different theme with different students working diverse positions. Another class that gave me some experience with being on camera was The Media Performance class. This was fully a hands on class for broadcast journalism students. Each Saturday we would go to the on campus PBS studio and record a 26 minute show consisting of a variety of news worthy stories. I was involved in three out of six of the shows. The positions I worked were being a host, a five minute in studio interview, and an Electronic Field Production (EFP). For each position that I participated in I was responsible for  writing and memorizing my own scripts. I really enjoyed this class a great deal and it gave me experience to see what it’s like to be in the broadcast business.  With my studies at the University of Houston I have a proven ability to learn challenging concepts quickly and have developed competencies in diverse areas in the broadcast industry.

AT&T SportsNet Southwest Sideline Reporter. Texas Southern University  
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  • Sideline reporter for Texas Southern University basketball games

  • Create 30 second reports to announce on live television during time outs

  • Prepare pre-game coverage

  • Keep notes on what’s happening on the sideline

  • Interview coaches during halftime

  • Interview players after the game

  • Streamed live on AT&T SportsNet Southwest

 
Sports Broadcasting Internship. University of Houston
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  • ​Broadcast local high school football games

  • Prepare pre-game coverage

  • Plan and execute sports broadcast

  • Operate remote broadcast equipment

  • Define sports broadcasting terminology

  • Pre and Post game Interviews

  • Trained by Jerry Trupiano

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Athletic Communication Internship. University of Houston

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  • Media and Public Relations

  • Depth Charts

  • Creating Rosters using InDesign

  • Social Media Post

  • Broadcasting local college sports events including football, volleyball, track  and basketball

 
Production Student. University of Houston 
Media Performance/TV Production

 

  • Participated and lead in-studio interviews

  • Conducted live reporting for the campus TV station

  • Acted as a television host for the campus TV station

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Announcer. Clyde E. Duncan
Clap Clap Production Inc.

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  • Co-hosted with Dr. Clyde E. Duncan in the Carl Lewis High School Invitational Track Meet

  • Announced results and stats of field events

 
Server. Buffalo Wild Wings ​

 

  • Welcome customers into the restaurant

  • Interact with customers and help them place their food orders

  • Manage the ordering and delivery for an entire section of the restaurant

  • Offer customers information about deals and specials that are going on for that day

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University of Houston ​

 

  • Major: Broadcast Journalism

  • Minor: Health

 

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RESUME

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Skills

Microsoft Word

Microsoft PowerPoint

InDesign

Photoshop

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Languages

English

Spanish

Activities/ Awards
Student-Athlete. University of Houston
Track and Field

  • Represent the University of Houston in AAC and NCAA sponsored track and field events

 

Awards

  • Gold Medalist, 60 meter dash, American Athletic Conference Indoor Championship, 2015

  • National Qualifier, 4x100 meter relay, NCAA Outdoor Championship, 2015

  • All-American Team, 4x100 meter relay, 2015

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