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ProPublica Hires Two Social Video Producers

Jan. 16, 8 a.m. EST

ProPublica announced on Tuesday that it has hired two social video producers. Working with the audience team, Jose Sepulveda and Carissa Quiambao will focus on translating ProPublica’s long-form journalism into short-form, video-first content for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.

Sepulveda brings seven years of experience with developing, growing and executing social video strategies at NBC/Telemundo Miami, CNBC Digital, and the Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald. He crafted the popular series “Crypto Decoded” in both English and Spanish for NBC/Telemundo Miami, and his video project “Soy Trans: El Camino a un Nuevo Despertar” was a 2021 GLAAD Media Award winner during his tenure at El Nuevo Herald. Sepulveda’s first day was Jan. 8, 2024.

Quiambao is a reporter, producer and visual storyteller who has been working on social video journalism for eight years. She was most recently with USA Today’s Humankind, where her team’s work regularly garnered millions of views. Previously, she was a social video producer at Refinery29, an associate producer at CNN on Cari Champion and Jemele Hill’s “Speakeasy,” and a producer at Vice Media Group. Quiambao starts on Jan. 22, 2024.

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