At Massey University, I discovered a true passion for broadcasting through our live multi-camera studio setup. As the producer and video switcher, I coordinated dynamic, multi-camera projects and navigated high-pressure environments to produce engaging content. This hands-on experience with ROSE carbonite switchers and ROSE sessions honed my technical skills and gave me a deep understanding of the precision and quick thinking needed to manage live broadcast production.

Beyond university, I had the opportunity to intern at Chongqing Broadcasting Group (CBG). Here, I supported the coordination of an eight-camera setup for large-scale projects such as the Spring Festival ceremony, collaborating closely with senior production teams. This internship strengthened my technical knowledge and introduced me to a new level of broadcast production—on a much larger scale than I'd encountered before.

At China Media Group (CMG), I furthered my understanding of television production and the rigorous standards expected in the industry. I contributed to a variety of productions, from traditional programming to news and event coverage, adapting to each program's specific style and requirements. Working alongside seasoned professionals at CMG reinforced my adaptability and my commitment to high-quality broadcasting.

These experiences, both in New Zealand and China, have shaped my broadcasting expertise and refined my approach to live and recorded production. Each project taught me the value of collaboration, technical precision, and storytelling, and I'm excited to continue bringing this blend of creativity and technical skill to future roles in the industry.