Brianna Scott Email & Phone Number

Washington, United States

• Lead produces episodes of Consider This, NPR’s daily evening news podcast (hired at its launch in the summer of 2020)
• Works collaboratively with the Consider This team to script, edit and provide feedback episodes
• Produces and reports out stories for NPR's flagship show All Things Considered, which has a growing listenership of over 15 million people
• Hosts 60 second news explainer videos on NPR's Instagram account of over 5 million followers
• Works within NPR’s audio editing software to mix episodes and news segments, as well as incorporate sound design
• Pitches stories about a variety of topics including race and LGBTQIA+ issues, education, climate change, human interest, and domestic policy

Washington, District Of Columbia

Washington, District Of Columbia

Richmond, Virginia Area

Richmond, Virginia Area

• Filed two to three spots a week for Richmond’s NPR affiliate station
• Coverage focused on K-12 and higher education
• Conducted in studio and field recording
• Pitched and reported a series of stories for two months about racial profiling at a college, and conducted an exclusive interview with the professor profiled at the center of the story
• Interviewed NRA members, gun control activists and state politicians for a piece on Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s special session on gun control

Richmond, Virginia, United States

• Managed and guided a team of six opinion writers in the spring of 2019
• Worked on over 15 issues for the opinions section, copy edited articles for weekly print/online publication and approved pitches from writers
• Contributed weekly articles about racial and LGBTQ issues, as well as pop culture, to the opinions section of The CT
• Worked closely with graphic designers on page design and artists on illustrations to go with stories
• Notable penned articles about Gov. Ralph Northam’s blackface scandal and a Westboro Baptist Church picketing on campus

Richmond, Virginia Area

Richmond, Virginia

• Broke a story about racial profiling at a university, amassing over a thousand shares within an hour
• Beat focused heavily on arts
• Gathered a list of diverse sources that included artists of color, femme artists and LGBTQIA+ artists
• Conducted in-depth interviews for feature stories
• Trending articles included an interview with Yemeni artist and refugee Asiya Al-Shabri, and an op-ed on a black man killed by police in Richmond, Virginia