Discover Top TV News Producers in Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA

Guy is a videographer, photographer, journalist, field producer, writer, and editor based in the Midwest/Hawaii. He has worked with the Washington Post, NBC, The History Channel, Now This, Business Insider, U of St Thomas, and AJ+. Recent documentary contributions include Selfie Nation by Alexandra Pelosi, and Yes Men's Peace Pipeline. With a special interest in Politics and Business. -Light kit, Sony or Black Magic camera package, drone, gimbals, and more -Available for solo shoots and crews.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
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• Creative Director
• Commercial DP
• Production Company
• Field Producer
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Grip
• Post-Production Manager
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Sound Designer
• Audio Storyteller
• Reporter / Journalist
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• Fashion Photographer
• Portrait Photographer
• Landscape Photographer
• Event Photographer
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Fixer
• TV News Producer
• Production Assistant
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Drone Operator
• Motion Graphics Designer

-Seasoned broadcast professional with over 20 years of production experience -Experience with corporate clients, cable networks, independent production companies, and public television -Organized, highly motivated, and detail-driven problem solver Skills include: Project management, crew building, maintaining client relationships, promo writing and producing, rights and clearances, archival research and footage acquisition, talent recruiting and booking, field production logistics, content development, location scouting

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• Fixer
• Production Assistant
• Production Company
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• TV News Producer

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• Reporter / Journalist

Rachel Lauren Mueller is a documentary director, journalist and cinematographer from the Colorado mountains whose stories focus on themes of power, identity and rural life. With her background in investigative journalism and anthropology, she creates films that interrogate power structures while embracing expansive imagination. Rachel’s work has been featured in Al Jazeera Arabic, The New York Times, PBS, Yale Climate Connections and Berkeleyside and her films have been supported by the International Documentary Association, Berkeley FILM Foundation, the Minnesota State Arts Board and the Metropolitan Regional Council for the Arts. Most recently, her film 8 DAYS AT WARE, supported by the IF/Then Shorts Distribution fellowship, was awarded the Reva and David Logan Prize for Investigative Reporting and Best Short Documentary at the Wyoming International Film Festival. She has been a film fellow at UnionDocs, GroundTruth Films and the Overseas Press Club and has a master’s in documentary from the UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Field Producer
• Video Editor - News
• Reporter / Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Drone Operator
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Non-Fiction Film Director

Georgia Fort is a two time Emmy nominated Media Producer and Television Correspondent. Her reporting has been published on CNN, ABC, NBC, Fox and CBS affiliates. Her mission as a storyteller is to amplify truth, inspire, inform and agitate change. Most recently she produced a short documentary “George Floyd: It Happened Here”, which amplifies the voices of individuals who are from the neighborhood where George Floyd was killed. Prior to that Fort, co-directed and edited the award winning documentary “Rondo: Beyond the Pavement” which is no available on Amazon Prime. Outside of media, she’s in the process of changing maternity leave laws in Minnesota after losing her job as an anchor because she wasn’t eligible for FMLA. A true advocate for change, the Minnesota native has over a decade of broadcast experience that spans from public radio government television to national commercial television broadcasting. As a journalist she publicly explored her passion for philanthropy and community involvement by a giving a visual platform to the stories and individuals that continuously shape her community. Her coverage of a controversial officer involved shooting was nominated for an Emmy and received honorable mention by the Southeast Chapter of the National Academy of Television. Before her promotion as an anchor, Georgia was the court and crime reporter for the ABC and Fox affiliates in Columbus, GA where she covered gruesome murder trials and uncovered a series of investigative pieces. Georgia graduated from the University of St. Thomas where she advocated for student parents and diversity inclusion. She has three daughters and is married to boxing gym owner and professional boxer, Cerresso Fort. In 2007, after her oldest daughter passed away, she became an Ambassador for Faith’s Lodge, a non-profit that provides wellness retreats for parents who have lost a child. Internally, her resilience is the catalyst that allows her to continuously reshape her own narrative as she outwardly advocates to change the narrative for the black community.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - News
• Corporate Videographer
• Drone Operator
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• On-Air Reporter / Host
• TV News Producer
• Executive Producer
• Fixer

Lindsey Seavert is an Emmy, Edward R. Murrow, and Alfred I. duPont award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker fueled by a calling to bring untold stories to light. ​The legacy of teaching in her family inspires Lindsey to use stories as a vehicle to empower, educate, create empathy and spark systemic change. Her parents were Minnesota public school teachers who gave her the gift of curiosity, so with a book and pencil often in hand, she began writing as a young child, and hasn't stopped since. ​She worked as a reporter at five news stations stretching from Northern Minnesota, Nevada, and Ohio before coming home to the Twin Cities and working as a reporter at WCCO-TV and KARE-11 TV. In 2020, Lindsey moved to a freelance journalist and filmmaking role after releasing her first award-winning documentary, Love Them First. ​The feature-length documentary, created at KARE 11, features a courageous Minneapolis principal fighting to get her students off the list of ‘failing’ schools while grappling with Minnesota’s vast achievement gap between Black and White students. ​The film, which received one of journalism’s highest honors with the 2020 Alfred I. duPont award, has been applied into collegiate educational curriculum, featured at national education conferences and utilized at countless education staff development workshops. The impact is only beginning, and Lindsey hopes to continue this advocacy, raising consciousness about the intersection of race and education, as she explores future film projects. Her work often focuses on women, families and children in underrepresented communities. Much of her inspiration comes from her late father, who spent his career advocating for teachers. ​Lindsey is dedicated to mentoring young journalists and volunteering in the Twin Cities community. ​Her hobbies include running, fitness and creative writing. The greatest chapters of her own story feature her family, her husband Ian, her son Stellan and daughter, Phoebe. They live in southwest Minneapolis.

• Documentary DP
• TV News Producer
• Field Producer
• Podcast Producer
• Reporter / Journalist

Allison Herrera is a maker, a lover of Mexican breakfasts, a worrier and a mom. She is the former editor of the Twin Cities Daily Planet, an award winning online publication, producer for Ampers and reporter for KFAI radio in Minneapolis. She’s an independent radio and video producer for various public radio and television stations throughout Minnesota. She recently worked with KBFT radio on the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa reservation in northern Minnesota to produce a series of shows about art, culture, history and the environment. She’s currently wrapping up a reporting project about Native American communities in Oklahoma called Invisible Nations. She’s also completing a documentary about Ojibwe painter Jim Denomie. She lives in Minneapolis with her daughter Anna.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Video Editor - News
• Field Producer
• TV News Producer
• Reporter / Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Production Assistant

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• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• On-Air Reporter / Host
• Field Producer
• TV News Producer
• Production Assistant
• Reporter / Journalist
• Audio Storyteller
• Social Media Producer
• Podcast Producer
• Content Strategist
• Digital Content Creator
• Copy Editor
• Copywriter
• Creative Director