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Welcome! 👋🏼

Born in Seoul, raised in Austin, and now in NYC, I’ve worked in the finance news industry for 5+ years. I’m experienced in pitching, reporting, writing, and editing stories. I also have skills in social media, video production, and video editing.

I work at Bloomberg in New York City as a Social Video Producer.

Some of my responsibilities include

  • Scripting, shooting, and editing on average 20+ videos per month on short explainer news videos on business, politics, tech, travel, and luxury

  • Strategizing, scheduling, and publishing videos across Bloomberg’s IG, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Facebook to maximize our reach

  • Analyzing data on what videos perform well using social media tools such as DashHudson

  • Pitching and writing stories on topics related to travel and consumer culture

Top 5 Bloomberg Social Videos

Travel
Thanks to Netflix, This Tiny Swiss Town Has More Visitors Than Locals

  • I pitched, wrote, scripted, fronted, and edited this video and the story was curated on Apple News

Luxury
Bentley Launches $260,000 Luxury SUV to Woo Big-Spending Koreans

  • I scripted, fronted, and edited this video pushed it out onto Bloomberg’s main IG account which generated over 1 million views

CNBC’s Bigger Picture Videos 🎥

  • I pitch, report, interview, script, and edit 10-15 min news explainer videos that have generated nearly 1 million views on CNBC’s YouTube channel.

The Risks And Rewards Of The Metaverse Real Estate Boom

Early speculators, professional real estate agents, and celebrities are buying up land that doesn’t even exist in the real world. They are investing in metaverse real estate, a concept mind-boggling to most people.

How Coronavirus Set Off A Bankruptcy Wave For The U.S. Economy


The coronavirus pandemic is bringing on a wave of bankruptcies in 2020. And it’s not just the retail sector that’s suffering. Automotive, aviation, telecom, and oil and gas companies are all feeling the pain as consumer demand dries up.

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Why Central Banks Want To Get Into Digital Currencies


Intense interest in cryptocurrencies, like bitcoin, and the Covid-19 pandemic have sparked debate among central banks on whether they should issue digital currencies of their own.

CNBC Make It 🎥

  • I pitch, report, cast, interview, and script videos on CNBC Make It’s YouTube channel

 

How I Make $110,000 With My Amazon Business

Max Hayden started selling candy and fidget spinners to his friends during middle school. He has always been passionate about business but during the pandemic he was able to make $110,000 by reselling items like gaming consoles and above-ground swimming pools.

Why Unpaid Internships Still Exist In The U.S.

Internship experience can significantly boost your chances of landing your first job. The problem is that a significant number of internships in the U.S. are still unpaid. These types of internships have proven to further inequity, so why can’t we get rid of them?

Why You Spend So Much At Amazon Prime

Whatever it is you need, from clothing and electronics to furniture and groceries, chances are you can find it on Amazon. Today, Amazon is truly the ‘everything store’ you can imagine. Here’s how Amazon Prime gets you Hooked.

 

Short News Packages 📹

  • I pitch and script short “news of the day” packages in the mornings on the most pressing stories of the day focused on politics, markets, technology, and more

Russian forces prepare to expand control in the east and south of Ukraine

Chris Rock makes his first public appearance since the Oscars

WHO warns of Covid 'tsunami' from delta, omicron variants

 

U.N. removes Russia from Human Rights Council, U.S. revokes most favored nation trading status

The latest omicron subvariant IS 1.5 times more contagious than omicron

Maryland man receives heart from a genetically modified pig

The News with Shepard Smith 📺

  • I regularly clip videos for CNBC’s new show, The News with Shepard Smith,” which has generated millions of views on CNBC’s YouTube channel. I also clip Closing Bell, which goes from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. EST Mondays to Fridays.

 

NBC's Steve Kornacki joins Shep Smith to talk about what would happen if polls are as inaccurate as the last presidential election in 2016. He also talks about data on early voting in Texas.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin continue their talks on the coronavirus relief package. CNBC's Kayla Tausche joins Shep Smith to discuss.

More work if you were interested… ✨

 

I worked at Popular Mechanics during my summer in 2018 as an editorial assistant.

Here’s something I worked on that got published in the magazine.

I worked at The Daily Dot as a breaking news intern from September to December 2018.

Here’s some work that got published on the site.

I worked at The Daily Texan, the college newspaper at The University of Texas at Austin from 2016 to 2017.

Here’s some work that got published on the site.

 

I reported for several months on Confederate memorials that existed at The University of Texas at Austin for my capstone journalism course in my senior year.

Here’s the story.

I was selected as one of 16 college student journalists in the U.S. to pitch, report, and produce a long-form multimedia news story for the 2019 AAJA Voices Features/Politics team.

Here’s our story.

I was selected as one of 15 college students to receive the Founder’s Scholar at The Headliners Foundation, which provides scholarships to student journalists.

Here’s the listing of 2017-2018 recipients.