Newsroom & facilities
Modernizing the WESH newsroom.
Renewed newsroom workspaces, assignment-area displays, flooring, and finishes within a broader WESH modernization effort.
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Building the broadcast.
Keeping it running.
Studios, control rooms, transmission, and the people and infrastructure behind them. These projects show how I bring engineering, IT, facilities, and operations together to deliver working broadcast environments.
Across my career, I planned and delivered over 120 capital projects. This collection documents six of those projects, alongside the ongoing responsibility of leading technical teams and supporting daily broadcasts.
Finished results first · Explore each project’s before-to-after gallery to see how it was delivered.
The responsibility behind the projects
Capital work alongside daily operations.
Most recently, I led a 20-person engineering and operations organization supporting three stations across Orlando and Tampa, nine broadcast networks, and approximately 11 hours of live local news each day. My scope included engineering, IT, facilities, transmission, master control, budgets, FCC compliance, business continuity, and disaster recovery.
At WESH, my team also operated and maintained Hearst Television’s Disaster Recovery Center, delivering programming and station commercial content by satellite directly to other stations’ transmitter locations.
Production control · PCR1
Rebuilding WESH PCR1.
A rebuilt production control room combining virtualized Wheatstone and Sony controls with renewed workstations and room infrastructure.
Team recognition: BeckTV’s 2025 award for Best Automated News Production Control.
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Production control · PCR2
Rebuilding WESH production control.
A renewed production control room integrating operator positions, monitoring, and physical Sony and Wheatstone controls.
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Transmission & RF
Renewing WAPT’s transmission infrastructure.
A renewed 38 kW transmission plant with installed transmitter cabinets, RF distribution, and supporting cooling systems.
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Studio construction
Building the WAPT studio.
A new broadcast studio with an illuminated anchor desk, integrated displays, scenic walls, and a dedicated weather presentation area.
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Studio construction · KSBW
Building the KSBW studio.
A completed studio bringing together new scenic construction, illuminated presentation areas, cameras, and integrated displays.
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