DrewMGoldfarb@gmail.com 954-610-1064
AP Awards - First Place 2011 - Best Sports Story | AP Awards - Second Place 2012 - Best Sports Story |
After working in multiple markets and working in on-air positions at the local, regional and national levels, I have found that everyone has his or her own beliefs about what the most important aspect of a sports anchor/reporter's job is. That's why I give you the choice of what you'd like to see first in the tabs at the top of this page. Above, you can view my written-out Resume, my Anchoring reel, a montage of Standups, a selection of Packages (including my award-winning features) as well as Live Samples (including an on-location sportscast from center ice of a hockey game). You can also view a selection of stories from my ongoing viewer challenge series "Dare Drew" by clicking on the Series Pieces tab. One thing that is part of this job that is sometimes difficult to show is how adversity is dealt with, whether it's a large and loud crowd during a live shot, a late-breaking news event, or a major equipment malfunction. That is why, on the Anchoring page, I have including a video of me "Dealing with Chaos", a six-minute ad-lib segment after the video server crashed during a newscast. In addition to taking pride in my on-camera appearance, voice and delivery, I also take pride in my ability to shoot and edit video. As a graduate of Florida State University (B.S.) with a degree in Media Production, I am fully trained in multiple editing programs and shooting with both SD and HD cameras. I have marked the stories (and, in some areas, on the video itself) where I did the camera work and/or editing. You can find more examples of my Video Work (focusing on football) in another tab above. |
