About
Jason's training began more than 25 years ago in accent-neutral Kansas, as a newsperson and a DJ for Jazz and Rock formats at a local radio station.
An eager and aspiring journalist, Jason became a videotape editor & news writer at a local television station, and worked his way into becoming its youngest-ever news producer at age 19.
What followed was more than 20 years of award-winning work as a Producer, Field-Producer, Special Projects Producer, Executive Producer, and Assistant News Director.
Through it all, Jason was behind the cameras and microphones helping others hone their writing, reporting, recording and anchoring skills for news broadcasts, long-form programs, commercials and promos.
Now, it's his turn to be heard.
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The vagabond TV life has taken Jason from Kansas to California, back to Kansas, then to Indianapolis, Dallas, Atlanta (CNN) and finally Tampa/St. Petersburg.
As if that traveling wasn't enough, covering the news took Jason all over the world. He's covered too many tornado aftermaths to recall, chased numerous hurricanes, hit Houston for space shuttle launches, hiked the presidential campaign trail, met presidents and paupers, gone undercover, gone to Germany, and has lots of stories to tell about a jaunt to the rainforests of Peru.
Currently living in a little beach town near St. Petersburg/Clearwater, Florida, Jason wrapped up his television career in 2007 and took his part-time voice over business full-time.
Station imaging for a 24-hour Sports TV Channel in Florida and a Business Talk-format radio station in Dallas have been the highlights of what, until now, was a part-time voice-over career.
Jason's also done a variety of radio and TV spots/tags at a local/regional level along with various recordings for e-learning purposes.
As a 25-year veteran of news and entertainment programming, Jason is critically aware of just how important the proper read can be to getting a message across, whether it's a :10-second Imaging hit, a 30-second commercial or a 30-minute documentary.