Broadcast Video
I started my first video, "Chinatown cookie company delivers good fortune for 58 years and counting," on a rough patch. I forgot to plug in the mic, there was background noise, and it was nearly impossible to edit out the piercing screeches of the ancient fortune cookie machinery. After numerous rounds of edits, I felt like returning to the simplicity of writing, but I kept at it using new tactics to make up for the deficit of clear audio. Flash forward, the video was selected as one of the 25 Best of Best of SNO out of more than 20,000 stories, and I couldn't be more in love with producing videos.
Half Moon Bay Wasabi spices up the sushi scene
Castro Street: A colorful safe haven
Colette Crutcher pieces together city art
Aeon Lem’s passion for bird watching takes flight
Claire Mack cranks out crunch cakes for the community
Asian Americans rise against racism in a national day action
Chef for the Polls feeds democracy
Star pastry chef pops-up on the Peninsula
Two Carlmont parents cook up a world famous Japanese food blog
Indigenous people honor their culture’s historic battles
Deborah Orler serves up humanity to Bay Area homeless every weekend for 12 years
Bay Area Indian community lights up the night to celebrate Diwali
A story of two sisters and their scrunchies
The Princess Project: A place where every girl can shine
Chinatown cookie company delivers good fortune for 58 years and counting
Mother and daughter duo support first responders
The Carlmont diving team dives further into the sport
The Sean Parker Center
