Project update.

TGIF! I'm glad it's Friday already. It's been quite a week. I've packed lots and lots into my 12 hour days on campus. I really do love being on campus. And my activities have been quite diverse throughout the day..that's probably the main reason why college loves me. I just want to give a quick update on some projects coming my way:

First. I get to do Sirius XM Radio for BYUradio in the mornings! Yesterday was my first day, and I really enjoyed it. Talk about not having to get camera angles and/or editing skills. It is so much easier. However, easier...probably isn't the word I want to use. It's a lot harder for radio folks to grab the audience's attention, because all they have to use is their voice. I'll get to do a few stories, but mostly I'm in production helping with the flow of traffic. 

Second. I'm going on a super fun date to the World Aerial Championships at Deer Valley next Friday. Can I wait? No. Maybe I'll post some pictures.

Third. This is the best, so I've saved it for last. I get to cover the Jazz/Kings game tomorrow night in Salt Lake City. I get paid to watch Jimmer play back in Utah for the first time again? Against the Jazz? You've got to be kidding me. This must be my lucky day. More like my lucky year. I'm STOKED. I'll have my trusty cameraman and we'll go shoot interviews, b-roll, and stand-ups. And...it's my first story for BYUtv Sports. My debut as a sports reporter! So don't judge it too harshly. I'm not going to lie, I am pretty darn nervous to have my first one be about the NBA. Talk about pressure. Anyway, watch for me this coming Monday at 6 p.m. on True Blue on BYUtv. If you miss the show, don't worry. My story will be on YouTube, and byutvsports.com forever. (And let's be honest, I'll probably post it on here.)

I know, I know. My whole life is revolved around television. I feel like that's all I post about. But of course, when I'm engaged, it will be all about wedding stuff, when I have kids...well, I probably won't have time to do this blog thing. But if I do, it will be all about them. For now, I feel like my whole life is behind the scenes of broadcasting. And I'm loving every second of it.