Yesterday marked the end of my first Olympic journey. A lot of work and a lot of hours go into producing such a big event, and I am so happy to see how smoothly things went from a CBC perspective.
For all of the people that watched the events, and don't truly comprehend all the hard work that goes into getting an Olympic Games from Rio, to Toronto, to your homes; in a way that's a good thing because it means we're doing our job well, but I also hope everyone can appreciate the amount of people that work to get the Olympics to air (as proved by this 9:00 minute credit roll of everyone who worked on the games).
A big shoutout and thank you goes to all of my Sport Media colleagues who experienced this adventure with me; to the professors and instructors at Ryerson who helped us get to the point that we are, that gave us the opportunity to work on our first Olympics; and of course everyone at the CBC for their guidance and instruction to help our experiences go seamlessly.
For all of the people that watched the events, and don't truly comprehend all the hard work that goes into getting an Olympic Games from Rio, to Toronto, to your homes; in a way that's a good thing because it means we're doing our job well, but I also hope everyone can appreciate the amount of people that work to get the Olympics to air (as proved by this 9:00 minute credit roll of everyone who worked on the games).
A big shoutout and thank you goes to all of my Sport Media colleagues who experienced this adventure with me; to the professors and instructors at Ryerson who helped us get to the point that we are, that gave us the opportunity to work on our first Olympics; and of course everyone at the CBC for their guidance and instruction to help our experiences go seamlessly.
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