Madeline Carl
Madeline Carl
Videographer
Madeline Carl is a videographer. She studied digital filmmaking at Missouri's finest liberal arts women's school, Stephens College. She's worked for Newsy for over four years, and she has experience in many aspects of video storytelling, including editing, writing, graphics creating and live camera operating, to name a few. She collaborates with her team and with producers to shoot video and bring exciting and important stories to life.
Recent Work
Uncorked: A Newsy Investigation Of The Elite Wine World
A Fraction Of Global Refugees Resettle In The U.S. Who Are They?
2020 Candidates Spotlight Cases Of Missing Native American Women
Ohio Man Pledges To Bike 6,500 Miles For Parkinson's Research
Preventing Maternal Mortality Calls For More Data
Gillibrand Rejects CBO Finding On $15 Minimum Wage, Talks 9/11 Bill
Gillibrand Talks Iran, Impeachment And Health Care With Newsy
How Immigrant Advocates Are Preparing For Possible ICE Raids
This Immigrant Saw ICE Arrest Her Husband — Here's What She Learned
How The Beauty Industry Is Trying To Send Less To The Landfill
Jim DeRogatis Says You Can't Separate Art From Artist With R. Kelly
A Reuse-Heavy Circular Economy Could Help Lower Plastic Pollution
How Far Can Urban Farming Go To Solve Food Insecurity?
Professional Female Athletes See Some Of The Widest Pay Gaps
Why South Asian Americans Dominate The Scripps National Spelling Bee
What Does It Take To Rectify The History Of Chinese Railroad Workers?
2020 Candidate John Hickenlooper On Iran, Guns and Impeachment
Chinese Railroad Workers Who Helped Build The US Were Almost Forgotten
United Airlines Pushes New Aircraft Branding In Big Reveal
More Snow Could Make Midwest Flooding Easier To Deal With
Lawyer Suing Boeing: 20 Whistleblowers Have Contacted Me About 737 MAX
At Flooded Offutt Air Force Base, "Recovery Will Take Months"
Volunteers Are Still Rescuing Livestock And Pets From Flooded Midwest
In The Midwest, Flooded Farms And Farmers Face An Uncertain Season
Socialism Is Trending — Here's What It Really Means
Many 2020 Dems Say They Back Reparations — But What Does It Mean?
Officer's Lawsuit Against Chicago Police Defies "Code of Silence"
Workplaces Are Shifting As A Result Of The #MeToo Movement
Venezuelans Fleeing To The US Join Fastest-Growing Immigrant Community
