Multimedia Journalist and Content Creator
Videographer | Radio Presenter & Producer | Photographer | Writer | Public Speaker
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Adobe Certified Professional in Digital Video Editing.
Danielle Hutchinson is a motivated and diligent freelance multimedia journalist, based in West Cornwall.
I'm passionate about delivering captivating stories across a range of platforms, tailoring my work across print, digital, broadcast, and social media for diverse clients.
From reporting live at unfolding events, to curating marketing campaigns over a number of months, I produce engaging content to suit a range of timescales and audiences.
I'm particularly interested in platforming untold stories, with a focus on social justice, arts and culture, and environmental issues. You can find my latest work here on my website, or stay up-to-date with evolving projects over on my social media.
Education and Training
I studied BA Journalism & Creative Writing at Falmouth University, where I was awarded the Brian Thomas Prize for Originality in Journalism and graduated with First-Class Honours. For my final dissertation project, I researched, filmed, edited and produced a 15-minute documentary, exploring the impact of movement wellbeing classes on rural communities.
During my degree, I spent a semester abroad at Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand, where I specialised in News Production; Media, Technology and Society; Intercultural Awareness; and Creative Writing: Voices. I covered unfolding news stories, as well as interviewing the NZ Poet Laureate for a feature about immigration and finding community in the arts.
I strive to continue to develop new skills and hone my craft, recently joining PA Media at their newsroom in London for a week of training with their video team. From court cases, to multi-million pound art auctions, and even a ground-breaking construction site, I got stuck in with some exciting stories in the capital city.
Filming for PA Media outside Westminster Magistrates Court in London.
Testimonials
"Her ability to produce top-tier work under various deadlines is a testament to her time
management skills and commitment to her craft.
I have no doubt that she will continue to excel in her future endeavours and make
significant contributions to the field of journalism."
Dr Helen Sissons
Associate Professor, Communication Studies and Journalism
Auckland University of Technology