Over my last 12 months with the
Kansas City Monarchs, my videos earned
over 1.6 million impressions,
an average of
over 21,000 per video.
Over 95,000 views
I take pride in my ability to create engaging, current and valuable social media content. I specialize in short-form videos, a media type that has become more important by the year as TikTok, Instagram Reels, and other vertical video platforms gain larger followings.
I made this video for the World Baseball Softball Confederation explaining the 2024 WBSC Premier12 tournament. It was written, produced and edited on site in Tepic, Mexico.
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
One of the most rewarding aspects of my time with the Kansas City Monarchs was our partnership with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City. I created regular social media videos for the museum as part of our partnership. This video explains how the Monarchs' owner's Depression-era gamble on night baseball changed the game forever.
@kc_monarchs Where do our players come from? We're glad you asked! #LongLiveTheFun #milb #baseball #fyp #foryoupage #MLB ♬ original sound - Kansas City Monarchs
I served as the primary content creator on the Kansas City Monarchs' TikTok feed, which is one of the most active and popular TikTok accounts in minor league baseball. This video highlights how the Monarchs get their players, and why they're so fun to watch!
"I just went for it. I kind of prayed a little bit, and it dropped in."
— Carter Woodiel (@CarterWoodiel) February 25, 2023
With @nicole_aa_ after her game-winning layup with 5 seconds to go sealed a dramatic 74-73 win in Kansas City. A special day for @SDCoyotesWBB! #GoYotes #WeAreSouthDakota pic.twitter.com/dJqswfMUL0
Postgame video interview
Often, the best way to create engaging social content is to highlight the players themselves. In this video, which I created on the fly while on the air during a radio broadcast, I sit down with South Dakota sophomore Nicole Avila-Ambrosi after she made a game-winning shot to defeat Kansas City in February 2023.