In my tenure at WNYC Studios, I had the unique opportunity to spearhead a significant upgrade of the station's video systems, a project that was made possible through a grant. This not only allowed us to enhance our technological capabilities but also provided me with an invaluable opportunity to immerse myself in the world of video production. I seized this chance to learn every aspect of the craft, from the technical intricacies of equipment and software to the artistry of storytelling and post-production. This hands-on experience has been instrumental in my journey, providing a robust foundation that I continue to draw from. My training in video production informs my approach to digital content creation, aiding me in crafting compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences and truly brings a brand's story to life.
A Piece of Work, a 10-part Webby Award-winning series hosted by Abbi Jacobson (produced by MoMA and WNYC Studios). The video trailer? Made by me.
Thanks to a joint grant from Google and Amazon, I created first-of-it’s-kind smart speaker sponsorship placements:
WNYC Studios was always in growth mode. During my tenure, I launched over 30 shows, many of which are household names in the podcast industry. This meant video content was always needed to promote on visual-focused social media platforms. Here are a few of the videos I produced:
I filmed and edited a live set of 2 Dope Queens that was featured on CBS This Morning: