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LA18 Promotional Video
(May 2005/Los Angeles) We put this two-minute video together for
our CEO to show the company's main investors what we've been up
to lately. Incidentally, it also gives me a good clip to
explain to everyone I know what kind of station I actually for
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Interviewed in Mandarin on live Chinese
radio in Los Angeles (April 2005/Los Angeles)
My weather and entertainment presenter at LA18 also hosts a
daily live call in show on one of LA's largest Chinese language
talk radio stations. She invited me on the show one night
to talk for a full hour about learning Chinese and living in
China. |
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Interviewed in Chinese on LA18's "LA
Living" program
(March 2005/Los Angeles) Appeared on the show to talk with host Juliette Zhuo about the station's new management, editorial
policies and to take viewer phone calls. Part two of the
interview can be seen
here and part three is
available
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KPCC (Southern California Public Radio)
interview on Asian issues in the LA mayors race:
(March 2005/Los Angeles) 5 minute interview on what
impact the 2005 LA mayors race having on the city's vast
Asian population? |
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KPCC (Southern California Public Radio)
interview on KSCI TV's tsunami relief telethon:
(January 2005/Los Angeles) 10 on air discussion
about the impact of the 2004 South Asian tsunami on the local
Asian population in Los Angeles and what KSCI TV did in
response. |
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Hawaii's Oahu and Kauai Islands:
(May 2003/Hawaii) Cruise around two of Hawaii's most beautiful
islands. (PC ONLY) |
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E*TRADE Financial:
(March 2003/San Francisco, California) I was the
Executive Producer of E*TRADE Financial's ambitious 'Digital
Financial Media' initiative that produced national radio shows,
TV market updates and an exciting mix of online content. |
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CNN:
(January 2000/Atlanta, Georgia) 'Narrowing
the digital divide between the world's technology haves-and-have
nots' -- this report was produced for CNN's special coverage of
Y2K. |
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Associated Press Television:
(Summer/Fall1995/Tokyo & Beijing) Together with my good friends
Donald Harding and Komako Akai, we oversaw the launch of APTN's
Tokyo bureau in 1995. I was later posted to Beijing where
I covered the United Nations Women's Conference among other
stories. This is my demo reel that I shot and edited in
Tokyo. |
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BBC World Service radio:
(April 1992/San Francisco, California) Of all my assignments, I
am most proud of my work covering the 1992 Rodney King riots in
California for the BBC World Service. |
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Metro News 1044AM:
(November 1991/Hong Kong) "The TASS News Agency says the
Soviet Union has ceased to exist..." I was 20 years old at the
time and had no idea of the profound meaning of what I was
reporting. |
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My first review: This critique of my
first radio documentary, Human Rights in China, was published in
Hong Kong's weekly TV guide magazine. This was 2 hour
documentary broadcast just one year after 1989 Tiananmen Square
massacre. The program landed me in a bit of trouble with
the Chinese government who put me on a 1 year black journalist
visa black list. |
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ICRT News:
(March 1990/Taipei, Taiwan) It all began at 3am on a
mountain-top studio in Taipei. At 19 years old, this
is my professional news anchor debut. |
