Collaborations
I’ve worked with many teams across AP to help ensure that our reporting has a social-first approach. On countless occasions, I’ve led social video coverage and trained reporters on how to script and shoot stories designed for digital audiences. There have also been times where I myself have gone into the field to shoot, and later produce, a multi-format piece. Here are some examples of collaborative projects I’ve shot and produced.
June 5, 2024
Why this family chose to ban social media for their kids
Some say the best way to avoid the strains of social media is to stay off of it.
This is a rule that a single mother in Brooklyn has implemented for her three daughters.
This video is part of a grant-funded series with AP’s education team that explores the relationship between social media and youth mental health.
This video garnered over 670,000 views on Instagram.
June 7, 2024
College students share advice to kids using social media for the first time
The apps and social networks that are consuming so much of young people’s attention were initially designed for adults, not children.
With that in mind, we asked teens and young adults to reflect on what they wish they had known as kids about social media.
This video is part of a grant-funded series with AP’s education team that explores the relationship between social media and youth mental health.
This video garnered over 28,000 views on Instagram.
Sept. 3, 2024
She used adult skin care products she saw on social media. The harm was more than skin deep
When she was in fifth grade, Anna Goddard's daughter started to worry about getting wrinkles. She used adult skin care products she saw on social media and the harm was more than skin deep.
This video is part of a grant-funded series with AP’s education team that explores the relationship between social media and youth mental health.
This video garnered over 320,000 views on Instagram.
Oct. 1, 2024
How one preschool uses PAW Patrol to teach democracy
As lawmakers voted on a budget deal at the U.S. Capitol, a different kind of balloting was taking place a dozen miles away in a sun-filled Virginia preschool classroom.
At stake: which animated dog was the best character on the cartoon “PAW Patrol.”
This video garnered over 30,000 views on Instagram.