New Highway Connecting Lake & Orange Counties
I shot, wrote, and edited this news package about a new highway with technology to charge electric cars going from Lake to Orange County.
UCF Knightly News
Reporter Reel
Here is my reporter reel for UCF Knightly News
Anchor Reel
Here is my anchor reel for UCF Knightly News
Live shots Reel
This is my reel of live shots from UCF Knightly News and Univision Orlando
News Packages
Limbitless Solutions Utilizes AI to Design Prosthetics
I wrote, shot, and edited, this package about the first kid who received a prosthetic from Limbitless Solutions and how they are using AI.
Tik Tok Ban
I wrote, shot, edited, and voiced over this news package about the U.S House Committee approving a law that could ban Tik Tok from the U.S.
I-4 Among the Most Dangerous Roads in the Nation
I shot, wrote, edited, and voiced over this news package about the lack of safety on I-4 and the 2 years since its express lanes opened.
6 Years Since Stoneman Douglas Shooting
I wrote, shot, edited, and voiced over this news package about the 6th anniversary of the Stoneman Douglas shooting and my experience in it.
UCF Pedestrian Safety Project Update
I shot, wrote, edited, and voiced over this news package about an update on the pedestrian safety project around the UCF area.
UCF Researcher Creates New Cancer Treatment
I shot, wrote, edited, and voiced over this news package about a UCF researcher who developed a new treatment to stop the spread of cancer cells
Gas Prices Hit a Record-Breaking Low
I wrote, shot, edited, and voiced over this news package about the noticeable decrease of gas prices throughout the nation.
Sleep Out For Homelessness Youth
I wrote, shot, edited, and voiced over this news package about an event done to raise awareness and funds for homelessness youth.
UCF Pedestrian Safety Project
I shot, wrote, edited, and voiced over this news package about UCF's and OC's new initiative to improve pedestrian safety around campus.
One Year Since Hurricane Ian
I wrote, shot, edited, and voiced over this news package about the one year mark of Hurricane Ian and its effects on UCF.
Covid Cases Rising Affecting UCF Students
I wrote, shot, edited, and voiced over this news package about COVID cases rising and how it's affecting the UCF community.
Web Articles
Orlando city commissioners vote to purchase Pulse Nightclub
Orlando City Commissioners voted to purchase the former Pulse Nightclub on Monday, where 49 people were killed in 2016.
Pulse, formerly an LGBTQ+ nightclub on Orange Avenue south of Downtown Orlando, is the site where the second deadliest mass shooting in the history of the U.S took place, according to Statista Research Department.
“I can tell you right now, the only way we’ll be able to move forward as a community is to get possession of the property so that we can build a proper memorial, wh
Pulse, formerly an LGBTQ+ nightclub on Orange Avenue south of Downtown Orlando, is the site where the second deadliest mass shooting in the history of the U.S took place, according to Statista Research Department.
“I can tell you right now, the only way we’ll be able to move forward as a community is to get possession of the property so that we can build a proper memorial, wh
A look into the life of Elyse Mundelein
Elyse Mundelein is letting nothing stop her from achieving her goals as she continues to inspire the people around her.
Growing up with Down syndrome, Elyse was brought up like any other child and given the same opportunities as anyone else. She attended school in regular classrooms and was the first person with Down syndrome to graduate from Oviedo High School. She graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2019 and now travels across the country speaking to conferences with hundreds
Growing up with Down syndrome, Elyse was brought up like any other child and given the same opportunities as anyone else. She attended school in regular classrooms and was the first person with Down syndrome to graduate from Oviedo High School. She graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2019 and now travels across the country speaking to conferences with hundreds
Orlando Dreamers speak up against possible repeal of undocumented students' in-state tuition
Students from across Orlando gathered at UCF on March 30 to talk about how their dreams of continuing their college education may not be realized.
"How can you look at someone who has studied so hard for so long and say 'just kidding, you don't deserve to pay in-state tuition at your home state'?" said UCF alumna Laura Santacruz, a recipient of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
In a February news conference, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced a new legislative proposal that would elimin
"How can you look at someone who has studied so hard for so long and say 'just kidding, you don't deserve to pay in-state tuition at your home state'?" said UCF alumna Laura Santacruz, a recipient of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
In a February news conference, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced a new legislative proposal that would elimin
Four years ago in Parkland, my world came apart. Now I’m putting it back together. | Commentary
A web story published in the Orlando Sentinel about the fourth anniversary of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting
Limbitless Solutions Helps Bring Back Confidence to Kids Without Arms
Limbitless Solutions, a UCF-based organization specialized in creating and donating 3D printed prosthetic arms for children without limbs, is now implementing artificial intelligence in the creation process of its prosthetics.
It all began with Executive Director Albert Manero's dream of using engineering beyond the laboratory. Manero was still a student at UCF in 2014 when this dream began.
"You hear about these kids who have no hope and then all of a sudden a little bit of teamwork and engin
It all began with Executive Director Albert Manero's dream of using engineering beyond the laboratory. Manero was still a student at UCF in 2014 when this dream began.
"You hear about these kids who have no hope and then all of a sudden a little bit of teamwork and engin
UCF College of Medicine researcher is developing a treatment to help cancer patients
A professor in the UCF College of Medicine is developing a new treatment that helps prevent metastasis by keeping cancer cells in place.
Cancer is the second-leading cause of death in the U.S according to the American Cancer Society, and Dr. Otto Phanstiel is helping this cause.
The National Library of Medicine says that metastasis is the term used to describe the spread of cancer cells from the primary tumor to surrounding tissues and distant organs, causing 90% of cancer deaths.
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Cancer is the second-leading cause of death in the U.S according to the American Cancer Society, and Dr. Otto Phanstiel is helping this cause.
The National Library of Medicine says that metastasis is the term used to describe the spread of cancer cells from the primary tumor to surrounding tissues and distant organs, causing 90% of cancer deaths.
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