Sheree "Endseeker707" Buchholz is a content creator that more than dabbles within the Battlefield community. Despite not liking lasagna, she was chosen as the very first EA Game Changer in South Africa. She is also a DICE Friend. She is driven to take the Battlefield ZA community to new heights, and wants the world to see what South African e-sports can truly achieve. She prides herself in her shoutcasting.
While she may not like lasagna (you will share my pain as to why, shortly), there is more than meets the eye of this content creator. We took the time to interview Sheree to get a deeper look into her achievements, goals, and why she hates lasagna.

What inspired you to be a content creator?
The fact that there was nobody doing it in the Battlefield community, so I stepped into that position. I wanted to do something awesome in the Battlefield community.
Who are your inspirations, and why?
Pippa because she is a bad a** that shows that even girls can do cool gaming stuff. She is an inspiration to female content creators to show everyone that there are opportunities for them.
What type of content do you create?
Mostly, I am a caster for matches on Battlefield. I create community content around Battlefield (clips, etc.).
What would you do to further your field in the South African entertainment industry?
Uhm, getting more involved with e-sports in the country. Bringing the local e-sports scene to a more international level. Doing more live coverage of these events.
What prompted you to participate in the Creators United?
You (referring to the genius that is I, Keegan Govender). Getting involved in more charity work as a clan wars e-sports NPC. Partnering with something that was making a difference, and working with Nexus in general.
Have you ever worked with any charity events before?
Yes, not during gaming, but privately for East London.
When you’re not a content creator/superhero, what do you do in your daily life?
I work (she stated bluntly as the atmosphere in the room expressed sadness). I’m a kitchen designer and work very, very hard at it.
What are the greatest difficulties you’ve faced being a content creator?
Mostly, casting e-sports. Many don’t see that as real content creations. Especially, when you’re a female caster. It is a little challenging at times.
How did you feel when your content was appreciated for the first time?
Phenomenal. Like a world of opportunities opening up. I felt like I could bring the community something a little more valuable.
What is your ultimate goal as a content creator?
To highlight South African e-sports because we are awesome!
Will defend anything Dragon Ball. Occasionally has two-way conversations with himself. Has sleepless nights about Half-Life 3 confirmed.
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