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Coachella Main Stage feed above a multi-monitor production-network monitoring workstation, with private display details pixelated

April 13, 2025

Another Year at Coachella—This Time Remotely

I remotely monitored the networking behind more than 40 cameras across two Coachella stages, using a compact Linux system I configured to surface problems before they affected production.

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A compact live-production workstation with a laptop, network cabling, converters, and field equipment at an LXF event

March 22, 2025

Building Redundant Bilingual Feeds for LXF

I built and monitored four SRT paths—English and Spanish, each with a backup—using venue internet, Starlink, Teradek, and LiveU.

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Empty Rose Parade grandstands and broadcast platforms along the parade route in Pasadena before the event

January 1, 2025

Engineering the 2025 Rose Parade Workflow

I helped turn months of cloud, encoding, analytics, and failover testing into an operable distribution workflow for the 2025 Rose Parade.

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Wide view of the Vinivia Awards venue with guests and production cameras under magenta lighting

April 5, 2024

Building a Resilient Broadcast for the Vinivia Awards

How we combined fiber, satellite, and bonded cellular to support a low-latency product launch while adapting to weather and venue constraints.

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Transmission equipment beside a satellite broadcast truck at the Los Angeles Coliseum

March 27, 2024

Transmitting Argentina vs. Costa Rica Live

I supported 25 SRT destinations with independent fiber, cellular, and satellite paths for the international friendly at the Los Angeles Coliseum.

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Broadcast encoding and monitoring equipment prepared for the Tournament of Roses

January 1, 2024

Encoding the 2024 Tournament of Roses

I monitored the parade's encoded transmission and managed SCTE timing markers as part of the team carrying the live broadcast to viewers.

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