Angela Sun

Angela Sun, an American journalist and TV sportscaster, as well as filmmaker of documentary films. Angela Sun has been a journalist, sportscaster, producer and actor since she was born in Santa Clara County California on September 19. She has a bachelor's degree in Communications and Sociology at the University of California. Sun has a great surfing ability and was a participant in numerous professional-am events that lead to her getting sponsorships from large brands like Roxy Reef Billabong Vans etc. The recognition she received from these surfing occasions was similar to a rocket that fueled her entry into the industry of entertainment. Later, she became an investigative film director and journalist as also a sportscaster. Sun was anchor of news for various channels. She worked for Fox Sports Net as a reporter in 2003. She also hosted American Ninja Warrior along with Matt Iseman in 2012. Sun hosts The Yahoo Sports Minute during 2014. She was the first Asian American presenter to air on ESPN Fox Sports Yahoo Sports as well as Tennis Channel. Sun was a part of a number of movies, and her skills as an actor have been acknowledged and appreciated. Sun has appeared in films such as Goliath (2016) Hit the Floor ( 2014- 2016) A Perfect Getaway ( 2009) Shackled (2005) Street Kings (2008) and Glowsticks and Drumsticks (2004). Sun, who wrote and directed her documentary Platic Paradise The Great Pacific Garbage Patch on ocean plastic pollution and its effects on the environment in 2014, released the full-length feature film.

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