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Paige Hymson
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Creative Podcast Executive, Spotify Studios
Los Angeles, Washington, D.C.
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Biography
2010-2014 Studied at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism; University of Maryland Major: Broadcast Journalism Minor: Jewish Studies Paige graduated with a B.A. in broadcast journalism from the University of Maryland. She is currently a News Assistant at CNN DC and focuses on video journalism through news packages and longer form documentary film. And she splits her time between film editing and writing original content. Paige has experience in all aspects of television news production from script writing to video editing and live control room tasks. She also has a strong passion for writing. Please feel free to visit her online portfolio at: http://paigehymson.wix.com/onlineportfolio
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By Paige Hymson| Los Angeles Times Verified StoryCorps, the nonprofit, Brooklyn-based audio company that aims to share voices from diverse backgrounds, announced a new initiative Friday that will double down on that goal. The “American Pathways” effort will span over the course of two years and highlight stories from Muslims and immigrants living in America.
By Paige Hymson| Los Angeles Times Verified Cate Blanchett as Phyllis Schlafly in “Mrs. America.”(FX) Multiple perspectives shine through in “Mrs. America,” the new FX miniseries on Hulu that centers around the 1970s fight for the Equal Rights Amendment. The creator of the series, Dahvi Waller, grappled with how to bring such a tense and historical movement to television in the 21st century.
By Paige Hymson| Los Angeles Times Verified Brooklyn-based filmmaker Eliza Hittman premiered her latest movie, “Never Rarely Sometimes Always,” at January’s Sundance Film Festival. At the time, she never could have predicted that the rollout of her newest film would come at a time when movie theaters would begin to shut down. Within days of its big-screen release, theaters began closing and now Hittman’s “Never Rarely Sometimes Always” is available digitally, on video-on-demand.
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