From Chyron migrations to live broadcasts, making graphics work on and off the screen.
Designing graphics for television is one thing. Building graphics that need to work reliably when a show goes live is another.
I’ve worked with Ross XPression to design, build, and maintain broadcast graphics and reusable templates for television shows, combining creative design with the technical requirements of live production.
A significant part of my experience has involved migrating television shows from Chyron to Ross XPression, recreating graphics, rebuilding templates, maintaining established branding, and adapting existing workflows to a new broadcast graphics system.
Throughout that process, I’ve collaborated closely with technical teams, producers, anchors, and on-air talent to make sure everything works together, both visually and operationally.
That experience has also given me a strong foundation for producing livestreams using tools like OBS Studio. From designing branded overlays, lower thirds, and transitions to organizing scenes, managing visual elements, and coordinating the flow of a show, I understand what it takes to bring a professional broadcast-style experience to online audiences.
Whether it’s a television show, livestream, podcast, interview, or online event, the fundamentals are similar: clear communication, thoughtful design, reliable production, and knowing what needs to happen next.
I enjoy working at the intersection of creativity and technology, where good design meets the excitement of live production.
Because when the show goes live, everything needs to come together.