Hello, I'm Arionna!
What I Stand On (And For)
These are the three things that you can expect from me in every project I take on -- my CUE for how I think, create, and collaborate!
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Adobe Premiere Pro
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Adobe Audition
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Avid Media Composer
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Audacity
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Canva
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Final Draft 12
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Google Workspace
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Social Media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Studio
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Curiosity
Curiosity is always my starting point! I love to dive deep into a project, company, nonprofit, problem; ask too many questions (in a good way), and explore solutions and ideas through multiple lens. Curiosity pushes me to find the angle others miss!
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Understanding
Understanding is how I turn that curiosity into something meaningful! I love breaking down complex topics (identity, culture, policy) and translating them into accessible and engaging stories. Its at the core of my journalism, education, and community work!
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Effect
I(E)mpact is the reason I create! No matter what I do in life, I always want my work to inform, empower, and reach real people. From a wellness campaign to an op-ed, short film and more, I want what I make to spark conversation and make learning feel possible
(and fun)!
Skills
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Storytelling and Narrative Development (video, audio, and written media
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Multimedia Content Creation (videos, podcast)
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Social Media Strategy
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Research, fact checking and audience analysis
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Project Management
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Collaboration
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Creative problem solving ​
Tools
I am a recent graduate with a degree in Communication, concentrating in Creative Strategic Content, and a minor in Sociology with a focus on Sex and Gender Studies. As an emerging storyteller, I love exploring how media can educate, inform, and make complex ideas more accessible, engaging, and fun.
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Growing up in Southern California before moving to Louisiana at a young(ish) age, I learned early on just how powerful stories can be. I picked up lessons from places you might not expect: Discovery Channel specials, PBS documentaries, audio fiction podcasts (remember when those were everywhere in 2013?), YouTube series like Crash Course, and even the stories I made up for my younger sisters while growing up in an underprivileged community.
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Somewhere in those moments, I realized stories could be more than entertainment—they could shape how people understand themselves and each other. That idea has stayed with me ever since, and it has become the foundation of the work I hope to do professionally.
