Angela Sun

Angela Sun (born October 19 1979 in Santa Clara county in California) is an American journalist, television presenter and sportscaster. Angela Sun has been a Journalist, Sportscaster and Producer and actor since she was born in Santa Clara County California on September 19. She has a master's degree in sociology and communications at the University of California. Sun was a pro at surfing and participated in several professional-am events that lead to her being sponsored by large brands like Roxy Reef Billabong Vans etc. Sun was enticed into the world of entertainment by the recognition that she earned. She, later on went to become an actress sportscaster filmmaker and investigative journalist. Sun has worked for many news channels mainly as an anchor. In 2003 she worked as reporter on Fox Sports Net. Her 2012 hosting duties included American Ninja Warrior, alongside Matt Iseman. Sun hosts The Yahoo Sports Minute from between 2014 and 2015. She's the first Asian American personality to have appeared on ESPN Fox Sports Yahoo Sports Tennis Channel. Sun has appeared in a variety of movies, and her skills as an actor have been praised and lauded. She was a part of films including Goliath (2016) as well as hit the Floor(2014-2016) A Perfect Getaway(2009), Shackled (2005), Street Kings (2008) and Glowsticks and Drumsticks (2004). Sun published Platic Paradise : The Great Pacific Garbage Patch which is which was a documentary she co-produced and composed herself.

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