My Portfolio

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  Videos where I put myself and friends into NBA2K, simulated our careers, and narrated highlights and season recaps. I would go into the NBA2K, download gameplay clips of my friends and I inside the game, edit them, narrate over them to make season recaps, and post them to YouTube.

 These videos show creativity, commentary skills, and editing ability. They also prove I can tell a story in an entertaining way. 

 Excel spreadsheets where I made my own models. These are for projecting player stats in future games based on their previous games, and the projected game script.  

  These spreadsheets show I’m strong with numbers, understand sports analytics, and know how to use Excel, which are skills that help in modern sports media roles.

Had the opportunity to join Dan Wilkins Broadcasting and commentate an RCSJ college basketball game.

  Sports media employers look for strong on-air presence, pacing, and storytelling, skills that are clearly demonstrated in my commentary.

https://www.youtube.com/live/CRMKHOARYgA?si=lS4RDTJIiP1cF9md

  TikTok videos where I break down my sports research, explain my spreadsheets, and try to educate others on my process and what stats to look for. 

  These videos show I can edit content, speak clearly on-camera, and create short-form sports videos, which is something ESPN and FOX list in their job descriptions.

https://www.tiktok.com/@jhallman6?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc

  At my internship, I worked at events promoting his #1 Amazon bestseller Booked, helping with camera work, audio checks, and making sure recordings looked and sounded good. 

He is a professional sports bettor, so I was also sending projected college football rosters at the beginning of the internship and sending injury reports of NFL teams before their games that week.

 This internship gave me real-world experience in media production like running a camera, checking audio, and helping at live events.