Morgan Givens Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Oversee day-to-day operations of the show, shepherding episodes from inception through the final mix by running meetings, communicating deadlines, tracking assets, and maintaining production schedule. Establish framing, structure and tone for weekly episodes in collaboration with executive producers, producers and hosts.Heavily story edit scripts and outlines for a clear three-act structure and a compelling thematic arc. Provide both top-line notes and line edit rewrites, preparing and approving final recording documents, including pickup documents. Work with sound designer and team to give detailed mix and sound design notes.Prepare episodic and series metadata for approval.Report to the show’s Wondery producers; assist them with managing the show’s team of contractors (writers, associate producer, sound designers). Assisting with managing the show’s team of contractors includes, but is not limited to, giving specific and constructive feedback and guidance to other contractors on the project.Search for potential show subjects, participate in weekly pitch meetings, and assess potential episodes.Help to manage recording sessions with talent and direct hosts when necessary.Insist on the highest standards across production.

Work with various podcast companies to develop seasonal show bibles.Strengthen character development and story arcs.Edit outlines for clarity and story strength.Provide feedback on podcast company treatments.World building for podcast shows and potential television series.

Conceive of story ideas. Draft and record narration. Mix, edit and sound design for the critically-acclaimed and award winning HopePunk fiction podcast.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Producer with 1A from WAMU and NPR. Conduct interviews and book guests, draft scripts for the show, pull and clean up clips for use on the show. Line produce during live broadcast. Pitch show topics and ideas. Edit 1A podcast as needed.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Creator and host for Dispatches podcast.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Develop peer education lesson plans in conjunction with incarcerated peopleLead meetings with inmate representative committees in Virginia and South Carolina to address institutional issuesCreate programs to address and eliminate implicit bias, homophobia, transphobia, institutionalized racism and sexism within correctional facilitiesActively combat the perpetuation of rape culture within correctional facilities as an effort to eliminate sexual abuse and sexual harassment within prisonsTrain potential peer educators in the Virginia Department of CorrectionsTrain correctional officers in the South Carolina Department of Education of LGBT issues in order to lower the potential victimization of these incarcerated individualsDevelop programs that teach correctional officers about the intersectionality of oppressions in a manner that is accessible and drives changeParticipated in the 2016 National Sexual Assault Conference as a panelist for What Type of Police Do You Call on the Police?Participated as a panelist at the 21st Century Policing Taskforce meeting at the White House, on September 20, 2016, addressing the LGBT and HIV+ CommunitiesProvide direct services to correctional agencies for the implementation of the Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Created an entirely new academy curriculum, revamping training for all incoming police officers of the Washington, DC Metropolitan Police Department with new lesson plans and interactive learningFormulated training scenarios for officers Managed violent crime scenes and preserved evidence for collection Empathetically assisted citizens who had been the victims of crimes so as not to cause re-traumatizationRecorded crime scene information and compiled reports of crimes and arrests for presentation at the United States’ Attorney’s OfficeRendered First Aid to injured citizens until the arrival of the District of Columbia Fire and Emergency Medical Services Emergency Medical TechniciansDeveloped positive relationships with youth within supervisor assigned patrol areaDeveloped positive relationships with LGBT youthAssisted in training new officers within the departmentAssisted in training recruit officers in the academyCompiled reports for the former Commander of the Second District