
Host/Producer, New Media
Greater San Diego Area

Host/Producer, New Media
Greater San Diego Area
Sunny Gault is the CEO of MediaSun Inc, a production company specializing in content development for episodic television and internet programming, based in San Marcos, California. MediaSun Inc. launched its first television pilot “San Diego Experience” on San Diego’s FOX and UPN affiliates in February 2006. Sunny was also creator, executive producer, and co-host of the weekly, entertainment magazine series.
In addition to growing her company, Sunny is also the founder and lead coordinator for L.A. New Media, an organization comprised of the most successful and influential new media producers and personalities. She is also partnering with DECA (Digital Entertainment Corporation of America) to launch the new internet series, “Momversation”, a candid conversation starring the web’s top female bloggers. Sunny was previously the host and associate producer for “Dog and Pony”, another DECA production featuring interviews with innovators shaking up the business world.
In September 2006, Sunny began working for Veoh Networks and was the creator, executive producer and host of their internet series, “Viral”. “Viral” was nominated for two Webby Awards in its inaugural season, received an honorary Webby for its final season and was viewed more than 20 million times.
Sunny attended The Ohio State University and graduated magna cum laude from Ohio University’s Scripps School of Journalism in June 2000.
SKILL SET: Executive Producer, Field Producer, Writer, Host, Actor, Production Coordinator, Editor, Casting, Social Networking
(Online Media industry)
August 2008 — Present (3 months)
I’m currently working with DECA (Digital Entertainment Corporation of America) to launch the new internet series, “Momversation”, a candid conversation starring the web’s top female bloggers. Previously, I was host and associate producer for DECA’s series “Dog and Pony”. The show, which is distributed by CNET, features fast-paced interviews with innovators shaking up the business word.
(Online Media industry)
June 2008 — Present (5 months)
I’m the founder and lead coordinator for the organization, L.A. New Media. We are a group of influential, internet creators who are passionate about new media. We encourage and promote good storytelling and production, we unite other new media groups around the country/world, and we are a resource for traditional media outlets.
(Broadcast Media industry)
September 2005 — Present (3 years 2 months)
MediaSun Inc. is a production company specializing in content development for episodic television and internet programming, based in San Marcos, California. The company’s most successful project was the launch of the television pilot, “San Diego Experience”, an entertainment magazine television series, which aired on San Diego’s FOX and UPN affiliates in February 2006.
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Internet industry)
September 2006 — June 2008 (1 year 10 months)
I created my own position at the internet video start-up, Veoh Networks. After pursuing my own videoblog called “Anchor in PJs”, I discovered a need for online content creators to network with one another. So, I created an internet series for Veoh Networks called “Viral”, which was also referred to as the “TV Guide” for the internet. I produced, hosted and edited four seasons of the show, totaling 90 episodes. Viral was nominated for two Webby awards, was an official Webby Honoree and was viewed more than 20 million times.
(Broadcast Media industry)
January 2005 — August 2005 (8 months)
I joined the FOX6 news team shortly after getting married and moving to beautiful sunny San Diego. It was a major market jump for me, so I started by doing some freelance writing for the FOX in the Morning show. That eventually lead to freelance reporting for the morning show and evening newscast.
(Broadcast Media industry)
June 2002 — August 2004 (2 years 3 months)
Washington rain was no match for me. Actually, Yakima is known for their 300 days of yearly sunshine, so I was quite happy. While there, I was the NBC affiliate’s main news anchor/reporter for their early and late night newscasts. I also produced/hosted news briefs for the morning shows of a locally-owed radio station group. When I needed to burn off some energy, I taught step and spinning classes at the Yakima YMCA.
(Broadcast Media industry)
June 2000 — June 2002 (2 years 1 month)
This was my first “official” job in the television industry. I was hired exactly three days after graduating with my degree in broadcast news (Actually, I received a “B.S.” in Journalism, which I still find extremely humorous). I immediately moved to Marquette, where I was a main news anchor/reporter for the NBC affiliate. I also updated stories on the station’s website and submitted regular news alerts to viewer’s cell phones. In my “spare” time, I was the head coach for the Northern Michigan University dance team.
BS, Broadcast Journalism, 1999 — 2000
Broadcast Journalism/ 1996 — 1999
L.A. New Media, L.A. Mixers
Webby Award Nomination- Variety (2007), Webby Award Nomination- Reality (2007), Official Webby Honoree (2008)