Built for the Broadcast
A collection of local news segments produced for air, highlighting my work behind the lens and in the edit bay. From deadline-driven breaking news to in-depth features, these stories demonstrate the craft and precision required in daily television news.
This Emmy Award–winning story revisits a terrifying moment at Mount Baldy in the Indiana Dunes, where a 6-year-old boy was suddenly swallowed by the sand during a rare collapse. His family reflects on the frightening day and the miraculous rescue, while the story highlights the hidden dangers that can exist beneath the surface along Lake Michigan.
This Emmy Award–nominated story follows Mike Shoreman, an inspiring athlete on a quest to cross all of the Great Lakes. Diagnosed in 2018 with Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder, Shoreman’s journey is a testament to resilience, perseverance, and the human spirit.
Chicago’s cycling community works to honor the legacy of Major Taylor through the Major Taylor Trail. Once the fastest cyclist in the world and the first Black cycling world champion, Taylor’s legacy continues to inspire connection, community, and a lasting love of the sport.
The Cubs Charities Diamond Project raised funds to rehab two baseball fields in Chicago—an investment in the future that gives young athletes a safe, vibrant place to play, grow, and pursue their love of the game.
In the small town of Niwot, Colorado the community honors its heroes by hanging flags bearing the names of loved ones who have served or are currently serving. The display stands as a powerful tribute to local veterans and a reminder of the deep pride and gratitude shared throughout the town.
While working a security detail at Walmart, a police officer strikes up a conversation with an elderly woman that grows into an unlikely friendship. What begins as a simple moment turns into a meaningful bond, showing how small acts of kindness can create lasting connections.