Author: Erik Coombs

My name is Erik Coombs and I am a Multimedia Journalist who is taking strides to produce content that benefits the area around me. I have created commercials for small businesses, music videos for local artists and reported on local news all with the same goal of benefiting the community. I am skilled in video production, photography, podcasting, graphic design, SEO and headline writing, website design, and social media management. My dream job is to combine a full time a job in New York City while also pursuing freelance opportunities on the side.

The Temple News

by Erik Coombs, posted in Blog 1, Uncategorized

As the Multimedia Editor for The Temple News, I am responsible for all video content that is published to The Temple News Youtube and the multimedia landing page.

Multiple artists join together in the Fishtown area to create chalk mural arts for the Philly Chalk Festival.
Video taken at Smith Memorial Playground, in association with the Smith Healthy Halloween event.
Video taken by City Hall in Philadelphia, PA to show support for LGBTQ+ voters.
Video taken at “Fames Pizza” on Temple University Campus that answers questions on how small businesses at Temple have been effected by Covid-19.
Video taken by The Constitution Center asking student voters their opinions at a Trump protest.
Video taken on Temple Campus that answers questions about student housing and Covid-19.
Video taken highlighting the athletic achievement of one lacrosse player outside the field.
Video featuring two students who started an ice cream business.
Video taken at Charles Library showcasing an event where students could look at Mercury as it passed over the sun.

Video taken at The Foot Long truck on Temple campus shining light to the people that keep students stomachs full.

The Philly 60

Featured by Erik Coombs, posted in Blog 1

The Philly 60 is the name of a Philadelphia local Hip-Hop/Rap radio show that I started through Temple Universities radio station WHIP.

I learned how to be a radio host by joining Premiere Radio with my co-host Payton Payola where I was christened with the name easy-e.

Unfortunately, Payton had a-lot of school work on her plate and she left the show to me. I never really enjoyed hosting by myself, it felt very lonely.

So, to solve that problem I started to invite guests. Then the Philly 60 was born.

After getting practice interviewing guests and featuring new music, I decided to make a strict production schedule that involved shooting photos, videos and promotion.

To see the Philly 60 come to life, click the link here to see all of the episodes on DeepStreetsMedia.com