I am an experienced public address announcer, having worked multiple high school and semiprofessional sporting events, including high profile events like the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Championships.

I’m also well-versed in play-by-play sports commentary, especially for soccer and lacrosse.

I’m self-contained, arriving with a broadcast-grade headset, and I bring my own mixer — as long as there is a stereo jack to plug into, I’ve got you covered. Want to include sideline interviews? I have wireless mics too.

Experience:

• Henry M. Jackson High School Lacrosse

• Archbishop Murphy High School Lacrosse

• Snohomish High School Lacrosse

• Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (State Championships)

• North Sound Seawolves FC (Semi-professional Soccer)

If your needs are more on the visual side, I have you covered there as well. I run a Canon EOS R7 camera body with a selection of lenses depending on the need.

For action stills, my go-to is the 70-200mm f/2.8. A fast lens, it freezes raindrops in mid-air, and nearly fills the frame with a player on the other side of the field.

For video, especially highlight reels, I usually go with the Canon 55-210mm with a matte box to reduce glare from the sun or stadium lights. The lighter lens is faster to whip pan when following shots.

For portraiture, or wide angle video or stills, I use the Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8. Just as fast as the big Canon lens, and provides excellent bokeh and background separation for nearer subjects

Sports:

• Lacrosse

• Softball/Baseball

• Martial Arts

I’m just as at-home in the studio as I am in the press box. A rich baritone once a classically trained vocalist, voiceover, narration, and audiobooks are second nature to me, where I can perform in a wide array of pitches and tonal qualities, from dark and gravelly to elevated and energetic. Whatever your story requires, I stand ready to tell it.