From breaking news
to center stage.

At CNYCentral in Syracuse and FOX 45 in Baltimore, I produced live morning news, breaking coverage and live remotes. In Baltimore, that meant five-hour daily morning newscasts. The rundown mattered, but so did knowing when to stay with a story, when to move on and what the viewer needed next.

Those instincts started earlier at Temple University, studying Media Studies and Production and producing and directing sports content with OwlSports Update. Timing, camera choices and a clear story had to work together.

CNYCentral’s newsroom received Edward R. Murrow recognition for Overall Excellence during my tenure. That is team recognition, not an individual award.

At TEN Events, I moved from Senior Webcast Producer into production management, then led Studio Broadcasts & Creative Services through March 2026. I directed programs, called shows, coordinated crews and vendors and built remote and hybrid broadcast workflows.

The systems were there to help people do their best work: a clear plan, dependable signal paths, prepared speakers and a remote audience that felt part of the program.

The Production Systems & Studio Build project documents the control room and studio work in my original portfolio.

Today I bring those broadcast instincts and operational habits to corporate events, executive communications and complex live productions. Creative planning, stakeholder conversations, vendor coordination and live execution all need to serve the same audience experience.

My current employment is Event Production & AV Ops Manager — Commercial at Pfizer. Produced by Sean is my independent portfolio of previous and selected work; it does not represent Pfizer, and no confidential Pfizer projects are public case studies.

My Disney College Program experience also shaped how I think about hospitality: everything a guest sees, hears and feels contributes to the experience.