Angela Sun

Angela Sun is a journalist film maker, documentary journalist and television host. Angela Sun is a multi-award winner journalist, sportscaster, and producer. She earned her degree in Communications and Sociology from the University of California. Sun had excellent surfing skills. She participated in various pro-am Surf competitions which allowed her to get sponsorships from brands such as Roxy Reef Billabong Vans. Recognition she gained due to this fact was like a slingshot that launched her into the business of entertainment. Later, she became an investigative film director and journalist, as well as a sportscaster. Sun was mostly an anchor for various channels. Sun was employed by Fox Sports Net as a reporter from 2003. In 2012, she was host of American Ninja Warrior with Matt Iseman as well as Jonny Moseley. Sun hosted The Yahoo Sports Minute during 2014. She was the sole Asian-American to ever appear in the ESPN Fox Sports Yahoo Sports Tennis Channel. Sun's acting talents have brought her notoriety. Sun has appeared in films such as Goliath (2016) Hit the Floor ( 2014- 2016) A Perfect Getaway ( 2009) Shackled (2005) Street Kings (2008) and Glowsticks and Drumsticks (2004). Sun released Platic Paradise : The Great Pacific Garbage Patch which is which was a documentary she co-produced as well as wrote.

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