Angela Sun

Angela Sun is a journalist sportscaster, documentary filmmaker and TV host. She was born on the 19th of October, 1979, in Santa Clara County of California Angela Sun is an Award-Winning Journalist, Sportscaster Producer and Actor. She earned a bachelor's in sociology and communications from the University of California. Sun had excellent surfing skills. She was a participant in numerous pro-am Surf competitions which allowed her to get sponsorships from companies like Roxy Reef Billabong Vans. The recognition she received from these surfing occasions was similar to a rocket which prompted her to enter the entertainment industry. In the following years, she was an investigative film director and journalist as also a sportscaster. Sun was employed by several news channels mainly as anchor. In 2003 she worked as reporter with Fox Sports Net. Sun also hosted American Ninja Warrior alongside Matt Iseman as well as Jonny Moseley in 2012. In 2014, Sun hosted The Yahoo Sports Minute. Sun was the very first Asian American to have her name featured in ESPN Fox Sports Yahoo Sports, Tennis Channel and Yahoo Sports. Sun has appeared in a variety of films, and her talents in acting have been praised and lauded. Sun has appeared in films including Goliath 2016. (Hit the Floor from 2014 to 2016), A Perfect Getaway (2009), Street Kings (2008), Glowsticks and Drumsticks 2004 and Shackled. Sun produced and directed Platic Paradise, The Great Pacific Garbage Patch in 2014.

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