Nathan Briner
Nathan Briner
Nathan Briner is a motion graphics producer. Prior to Newsy, he began studying digital storytelling at the University of Missouri and has worked as a freelance digital artist and musician in Columbia, Missouri. He currently studies animation and guitar independently, cultivating his craft of storytelling between visuals and music.
Recent Work
Media Is All-Consuming, Immediate And Affecting Our Brains
The Shadow Writers Crafting Many Of America's Laws
How Supreme Court Decisions Impact LGBTQ Rights Today
Circumcision Is Controversial, But It's Not The Norm Everywhere
Our Environment Gives Our DNA Instructions, Changing Who We Are
Here's How Some States Are Already Reducing Prison Populations
What Became Of America's '47 Percent'?
Antidepressants Definitely Work. Long-Term Effects Are Less Definite.
Teens Are Waiting Longer To Get A Job — And That Affects All Of Us
The Federal Judiciary Spans 50 States, 100s Of Judges, 1,000s Of Cases
AI 'Thinks' Using Deep Neural Networks, But They're Still A Mystery
Thousands Of Kids A Year Migrate To The US Alone. What Happens Next?
Young Americans Are Always Connected — And Desperately Lonely
As Women's Plus-Size Expands, Men's Fashion Is Still Focused On Skinny
Want Better Sleep, Clearer Thoughts, Less Stress? Try A Digital Detox
More Than 3 Million Kids Take Meds For ADHD. Here's How They Work
Evangelicals Are Trump's Rock-Solid Base. So Who Are They?
Someone Dies By Suicide Every 12 Minutes, And US Rates Are Rising
Booming Asian-American Migration May Impact Midterm Elections
Federal Prison Populations Are Booming — A Look At Who's Behind Bars
'Crazy Rich Asians' Works To Undo Hollywood's Racist History
Trump Raises US Prisoners Issue Ahead Of Meeting With Kim Jong-Un
'Miracle' Drug Reverses Overdoses, But Does It Fuel Addiction Cycle?
Diversity Quotas In The Office: Well-Intended But Legally Tricky
Political Tell-Alls Are Really Popular Now, But Are They Impactful?
Trump Butts Heads With White House On Russia Strategy
Netflix's Aggressive Content Strategy Is Working — At Least For Now
From Plucky To Embattled: Mark Zuckerberg's Public Image Is Evolving
Every President Since Reagan Has Deployed Troops To The Border
