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Pitched and produced this piece: A linguist has designed a game-based program to help children with dyslexia, using A.I. technology called Dysolve A.I. NBC News' Rehema Ellis reports.
My first pitch that aired on Nightly News: Two brothers in England have amassed an unusual collection of more than 700 cuckoo clocks and are looking for the right person to take over the collection as they retire. It's a timely story that NBC News’ Molly Hunter reports.
Caught up with the talented childrenswear design students at FIT - the only fashion school that has a childrenswear specialization. I wrote, pitched and produced this story. Story at 16:40.
Meet the students who are turning garbage into garden gold! This is a story I pitched, wrote, fronted, and produced as an intern at Nightly News.
In college, at USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, I worked as an executive producer and producer for USC's broadcast TV show. Before that, I created graphics, shot and edited footage and hosted a new TV news segment
As part of a TV news and sports production course, I worked as a producer for USC's Annenberg TV News, a student-led newscast that airs Monday through Thursday. I wrote about the experience, which you can read here.
As part of the same production class, I created a new segment called Meta Moment that sought to provide students with simple mindfulness practices they can incorporate into their lives. I wrote about creating the segment, which you can read here.
While students at USC took classes online amid the COVID pandemic, Annenberg TV News continued to produce shows. I was a news anchor that created a new segment, The Breakdown, which hoped to explain complex news topics.