BROADCASTING OVERVIEW

Broadcasting is where my technical, creative, and leadership experience comes together. I have extensive experience working in live production environments where timing, coordination, and reliability are critical. My focus is on ensuring broadcasts run smoothly while maintaining consistent visual and production standards.

In my role as a Broadcasting Manager, I oversee live production workflows, team scheduling, and training, while supporting camera operation, studio and green screen setups, and production readiness. I’m closely involved in implementing new technologies, maintaining equipment and IT infrastructure, and refining workflows to improve production quality and operational efficiency.

Equally important is team and on-set coordination. I work closely with production crews, on-camera talent, and supporting teams to ensure clear communication, alignment with production goals, and a calm, professional environment during live and recorded broadcasts.

My approach to broadcasting is practical and outcome-driven. The priority is always reliability, clarity, and execution under real-world constraints, delivering broadcasts that meet both creative expectations and operational demands.

LIVE PRODUCTION

FIELD OPERATION

Group of four men at a technical event with audio equipment, laptop, and documents on a table, posing for a selfie in a conference room.
View of a conference room with empty chairs and a stage set up for a presentation, with audio-visual equipment and cameras in the foreground.
A conference or event hall with a stage and audience, a sound engineer operating equipment, and people seated in the audience.

ONLINE OPERATION

An office with a large monitor displaying three people taking a selfie, a camera on a tripod, and wired electronic equipment on a table. There are chairs, potted plants, and windows with a city skyline in the background.
Two people are working at a conference table with multiple laptops, monitors, and cables. They are seated across from each other, in a modern office with a blue and gray lounge area in the background, featuring chairs, a small table, and plants.
A video control room with multiple screens showing a woman speaking at a seminar called Vancouver Seminar. The room has various electronic equipment, including a mixing console, computers, and video monitors.