PORTFOLIO

PORTFOLIO

As a writer for WHOV-TV, I’ve crafted scripts that bring the news to life. Since then, I’ve stepped into the role of Associate Producer, helping shape the overall production of our broadcasts. I’ve also anchored a few segments, giving me firsthand experience on both sides of the camera. A small clip is included to showcase my work on air and highlight my versatility in broadcast journalism.

My portfolio highlights my work across broadcast production, reporting, social media, and multimedia storytelling. From news packages and documentaries to published articles and digital content, each piece reflects my passion for journalism and amplifying diverse voices.

Written Work


Produced Scripts for WHOV-TV

News Packages

Jazzy B Productions

Jazzy B Productions is my personal production brand, created to showcase original short films, documentaries, and creative media projects. Under this name, I develop and produce stories that highlight personal narratives, cultural perspectives, and visual storytelling with purpose.

This reflective New Year’s essay examines the lessons of 2023 and outlines my commitment to personal growth in 2024. It highlights the importance of prioritizing mental health, faith, and self-confidence while moving away from negative influences. The piece emphasizes resilience, intentional living, and embracing change.

This personal essay explores the influence of motherhood through the lens of my relationships with my mother and grandmother. It reflects on the values of love, guidance, and resilience that shaped my upbringing, while highlighting how their support has influenced my academic, personal, and professional journey.

This essay offers an honest perspective on body image as a plus-sized woman at an HBCU. It discusses the challenges of self-confidence, healthy living, and comparison, while encouraging readers to embrace authenticity, prioritize mental health, and celebrate beauty in every size.

This news article covers Hampton University’s first Town Hall of the academic year, where Aspen Institute executive Cordell Carter encouraged students to embrace opportunities with artificial intelligence. The piece highlights Carter’s personal stories, student reactions, and insights on how AI can shape careers, while underscoring the importance of seizing opportunities and lifelong learning.

This news article reports on Hampton University’s panel discussion, ‘Blackness: An African and African American Family Discussion.’ The event explored tensions and connections between African immigrants and African Americans, with panelists and students reflecting on identity, cultural differences, and the need for unity. The piece highlights key perspectives, historical context, and calls to action for building stronger community ties


Hampton Mural

This broadcast news package highlights the unveiling of the Hampton University Student Center mural, exploring its cultural significance and impact on campus life. I assisted in producing the package, contributing to story development, interviews, and editing to deliver a compelling piece that showcased student perspectives and the mural’s role in celebrating Hampton’s history and community.

H to H 

H to H: Homeschooled to Hampton is a personal short film that explores my journey from being homeschooled to attending Hampton University. Through storytelling and visuals, the film reveals a personal secret and reflects on how my upbringing shaped my identity, academic path, and resilience.

Kelsey Hall

This documentary explores life in Hampton University’s Kelsey Hall, highlighting the experiences of students and Resident Advisors (RAs) who live and work there. Through interviews and on-location storytelling, I helped produce the piece to showcase the dorm’s community, student perspectives, and the unique role it plays in campus life.

The Hero’s Home

This short film explores my internal struggle of being seen as a ‘hero’ in my family while feeling anything but heroic. Living with my grandparents and single mother, I navigate the pressures of supporting my family, balancing responsibilities, and managing my own emotional challenges. Through reflective storytelling and intimate visuals, the piece examines the tension between others’ expectations and my personal reality, offering an honest perspective on family, resilience, and personal growth.

Tylir Brookins | His Hampton Journey

This short film follows Tylir Brookins’ journey at Hampton University, capturing his personal experiences, challenges, and growth as a student. Through interviews and candid storytelling, the piece highlights his academic, social, and cultural experiences on campus, offering an intimate look at student life and resilience at Hampton.

College Coincidence

College Coincidence is a comedic short film that follows two college students who discover they are dating the same guy. Through humorous storytelling and character-driven scenes, the film explores friendship, dating mishaps, and the unexpected twists of college life.