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In the vibrant city of Kaiserslautern, Luca Schulz has made a name for himself as a Multimedia Editor, a role he has held since March 2020. Before this, his professional journey led him to the Westpfalz Police Headquarters, where he served as an Online Editor.
Schulz's first live TV broadcast was a significant milestone in his career. His heart raced at 130 beats per minute, a testament to the excitement and pressure of the moment. Despite the nerves, he delivered his journalism with a unique blend of loud, live, and casual tones, or more subdued, depending on the topic at hand.
The majority of Schulz's time is dedicated to developing topics for TV, web, and radio. His work is diverse, covering a wide range of subjects. He finds his daily assignments during the morning editorial conference, as he puts it, "Today Betze, tomorrow blue light, day after tomorrow court trial."
Schulz's hometown, Dahn, nestled in the Wasgau region, is a picturesque location surrounded by unique sandstone rocks, two castles, and mountain bike trails. Growing up, he had a poster of Miroslav Klose, a football legend, on his bedroom wall. An unforgettable moment came when he met Klose in person, a dream come true for the young journalist.
Schulz's journalism is for everyone, with a strong emphasis on providing independent reporting. His motivation lies in making quality journalism accessible to all, a commitment he brings to his work every day. His experience in private radio also adds to his versatility, ensuring a wide reach for his stories.
As the temperature soared to 30 degrees on the day of his first live TV broadcast, Schulz demonstrated resilience and a dedication to his craft. His journey in journalism continues, with no doubt that he will continue to bring engaging, independent stories to audiences across TV, web, and radio.
