Angela Sun

Angela Sun was born in Santa Clara County, California on 19 October 1979. She is an American journalist and sportscaster. She is also a documentary film maker and TV presenter. Angela Sun was born on October 19, 1979, located in Santa Clara County California. She is an award-winning journalist and sportscaster as well as an actor. She earned her degree from the University of California with a diploma in communications and sociology. Sun was an excellent surfer, and was a participant in numerous pro-am surfing events. It led to her be sponsored by big companies like Roxy Reef Billabong Vans, and others. This was an excellent chance to get her into the field of entertainment. Then, she went to be a filmmaker, reporter for investigative reporting and sportscaster. Sun was an anchor on many channels. In 2003, Sun was a Fox Sports Net reporter. Sun also been host of American Ninja Warrior alongside Matt Iseman and Jonny Moseley in the year 2012. Sun was host of The Yahoo Sports Minute during 2014. Sun was the very first Asian American to appear as a host on ESPN Fox Sports Yahoo Sports, Tennis Channel and Yahoo Sports. Sun is a well-known actor who has been featured in a variety of films. She has appeared in many films, including Goliath (2017) Hit the Floor (2014-2016), A Perfect Getaway (2009) Shackled (2015) Street Kings (2008) and Glowsticks and Drumsticks (2005). Sun was the producer and director of Platic Paradise, The Great Pacific Garbage Patch in 2014.

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