I’m a senior producer who creates multimedia series and features that make complex topics accessible to a broad audience. I’ve spent about a decade spearheading everything from video explainers and mini-documentaries to social media shorts. I have experience directing and overseeing videographers and other specialists in the field, studio, and edit room, as well as working hands-on as a producer, animator, and editor.
I research and pitch stories, report them out, and coordinate small teams of videographers, editors, and animators to produce videos for the WSJ website and other platforms. On some projects, I also sometimes film, edit, and animate.
Before joining WSJ, I worked with a wide range of publications to develop features and video series.
From 2020-2023, I pitched and created series for Scientific American, the UN Foundation, and the Thomson Reuters Foundation. I made budgets, hired/collaborated with freelancers, and designed style and branding packages. I also worked with FiveThirtyEight’s video team, leading production on video features and series to help bring the blog’s data-oriented coverage to a wider audience.
From 2015-2020, I was a senior video journalist at Quartz. There, I developed and led production of science video series for Quartz membership, hiring and managing freelancers in NY and internationally while tracking analytics for series and working on promotion efforts. I also led some collaborations with the wider newsroom, such as an augmented reality project funded through a Google innovation grant.