Frankie Ward spent the past ten years as a producer, but it was only when she produced coverage of the 2015 League of Legends Worlds Quarter-Finals at Wembley for the BBC, that she realised that she could make gaming her career.
Photo captured at DreamHack Masters Dallas 2019 by Adela SznajderMoving to Twitch as a producer for Twitch Studios in July 2016, Frankie occasionally popped up onstage to cover for hosts who needed a break. This led to her hosting Ginx TV’s The Bridge, and the ESL Hearthstone Premiership Final in January. Since going full-time as a host in April 2018, Frankie has desk hosted games including NHL 18, CSGO and PUBG and become the face of the Omen Esports Report, alongside Pala Gilroy-Sen.In June 2018, she was given the huge opportunity of co-hosting the PC Gaming Show at E3 – a show that reached an audience of over two million viewers, and made her mark on the Counter-Strike esports scene in the reporting role at the ESL Intel Extreme Masters CS:GO Major Championship 2019 the following February.
After being part of 19 CS:GO event talent line-ups in 2019, Frankie has become a staple of the Counter-Strike scene, but has continued to have a presence in other esport titles such as League of Legends, Overwatch, Call of Duty and also mobile gaming.
Bringing humour and wit, as well as enthusiastic knowledge to the events she hosts, Frankie’s outlook is that, now esports is a serious business, we can start having fun with it.
In her spare time, Frankie streams on her Twitch channel and produces and presents interview podcast My Life in Pixels.
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be encouraged to stay as you are while developing your career as you do, your fresh humor is pimp for every casting as well asyour fresh outlook…..but donot forget…..there happend a real wonder in your life and that´s your child and personal wonders a rare and must be kept safe (a fan from germany)