Sandi Sidhu

Field Producer

Sandi Sidhu is an award-winning field producer for CNN, based at the network's Asia-Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong.
Sandi Sidhu Profile

About

Sandi Sidhu is an award-winning field producer for CNN, based at the network’s Asia-Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong.

She is responsible for producing key stories from the region and around the world including the Myanmar coup in 2021, the coronavirus outbreak on the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan in 2020, the Sri Lanka bombings in 2019, the Thai cave rescue in 2018, and the assassination of Kim Jong Nam in Malaysia in 2017. That same year she was also deployed to the UK to cover the Manchester bombings.

Prior to joining CNN, Sidhu worked for ITV News in London for 9 years where she won five Royal Television Society awards for crime and national security reporting and a BAFTA for her work on the Woolwich terrorist attack. She won another RTS award for a year-long investigation into U.K Jihadis in Syria.

Sidhu studied at the University of Bedfordshire where she earned a Bachelor’s Degree majoring in Media Production and Performance. She also completed a postgraduate diploma in Broadcast Journalism at Birmingham City University.