Angela Sun

Angela Sun is an American journalist television presenter sportscaster and documentary filmmaker. Born on 19 October 1979 in the Santa Clara County of California Angela Sun is an Award-Winning Journalist Sportscaster and actor. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in communications and sociology at the University of California. Sun was a pro at surfing. She took part in various professional-am surfing competitions, which allowed her to get sponsorships from companies like Roxy Reef Billabong Vans. This recognition was a great slingshot for her career in entertainment. In the future, she would go to be a film director, investigative reporter and sportscaster. Sun has worked for many channels, primarily as an anchor. Sun was the Fox Sports Net correspondent in 2003. In 2012 she hosted American Ninja Warrior with Matt Iseman as well as Jonny Moseley. In 2014 Sun was host of The Yahoo Sports Minute. Sun was the very first Asian American to appear in ESPN Fox Sports Yahoo Sports, Tennis Channel and Yahoo Sports. Sun has worked in numerous films, and her talents as an actress are lauded and acknowledged. She worked on movies including Goliath (2016) and hit the Floor(2014-2016) A Perfect Getaway(2009) Shackled (2005), Street Kings (2008) and Glowsticks and Drumsticks (2004). Sun was the one who penned and directed the documentary Platic Paradise The Great Pacific Garbage Patch on ocean plastic pollution and its environmental effects in 2014, released the full-length feature film.

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