Bryanna J. Miller is a Research and Recruit Associate at Well Played Research, where she applies her expertise in qualitative research methods to explore the intersections of game studies, media studies, and pop culture. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Media and Culture from West Chester University, with minors in Russian and Sociology. Bryanna furthered her academic pursuits with a Master of Arts in Media Technology and Democracy from American University and is currently advancing her knowledge with a Master of Science in Digital Media at Drexel University.With a strong foundation in media studies, Bryanna's research is deeply rooted in understanding the cultural and societal impacts of video games and other digital media. Her experience includes serving as a research assistant at Vorhaus Advisors, where she contributed to projects that utilized qualitative research to uncover critical insights into player experiences and industry trends.Bryanna's work is characterized by a keen interest in how digital and pop culture influence contemporary society, with a particular focus on the evolving landscape of media and technology. Her past work includes both qualitative and quantitative research methods, including but not limited to content analysis, thematic analysis, in-depth interviews, and survey research in both sociology and communication and media studies. Her master's of arts thesis explores the intersection of bigotry in online communities, with a focus on networked misogyny and its impact across digital networks.