Angela Sun

Angela Sun, an American journalist, television sportscaster as well as documentary film maker. Born on 19 October 1979 in the Santa Clara County of California Angela Sun is an Award-Winning Journalist, actor and producer. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in communications and sociology at the University of California. Sun's surfing skills were outstanding and she participated in several pro-am competitions. She was sponsored by big companies, including Roxy Reef Billabong Vans. The recognition provided a fantastic slingshot for her career in entertainment. In the future, she would go on to become a filmmaker, reporter for investigative reporting and sportscaster. Sun was mostly an anchor for various channels. In 2003, she was a correspondent with Fox Sports Net. She hosted American Ninja Warrior along with Matt Iseman in 2012. Sun hosts The Yahoo Sports Minute for the 2014 season. She's the very first Asian American person to be featured as a host on ESPN Fox Sports Yahoo Sports Tennis Channel. Sun has appeared in a variety of films, and her talents as an actor have been praised and lauded. She has worked in movies such as Goliath (2016) Hit the Floor ( 2014-2016) A Perfect Getaway ( 2009) Shackled (2005) Street Kings (2008) and Glowsticks and Drumsticks (2004). In 2014, Sun came out with Platic Paradise: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch an feature-length documentary about plastic pollution in the oceans and the impact it has on the ecosystem. Sun wrote, as well as produced.

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