Darlene Marie Mortel Edouard
Creative Producer @GBH
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WORK HISTORY
Creative Producer @GBH
Creative Producer on Work it Out Wombats, produced by GBH Kids and Pipeline Studios• Provides creative feedback on various components such as writer’s roadmap, episode and podcast scripts, voiceover talent, designs, music, animatics, animation rough and fine cuts, with a particular focus on culture and inclusion.• Works with writers on integrating culturally inclusive elements into stories.• Attends production and writers meetings.• Attends and assists on all voiceover records for Filipino characters, ensuring accurate cultural representation.• Created and shaped four Filipino characters.• Co-created and wrote Culture and Inclusion Plan for Seasons 1 and 2.• Presented at various conferences such as NETA, PBS Annual Meeting, and PBS KIDS Producer’s Summit.
EDUCATION
University of Washington
Bachelor of Arts (BA), American Ethnic Studies and Political Science
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), American Studies
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Master of Arts (MA), American Studies
SKILLS
ABOUT DARLENE MARIE MORTEL EDOUARD
Dr. Darlene Mortel Edouard is a dedicated creative professional committed to enhancing representation and equity in the entertainment industry. She currently serves as Washington Program and Operations Manager at the BRIC Foundation, where she works to increase diversity in the entertainment and tech industries.In addition to her role at BRIC, Dr. Mortel Edouard is a children’s media consultant with Ole Greens Group, advising organizations on inclusive storytelling and character development in children\'s programming. She is a Creative Producer on the PBS KIDS series Work It Out Wombats! and an Executive Producer on MayNERD’s Wild World of Science, a children’s STEM show powered by YouTube Kids.Dr. Mortel Edouard earned her Ph.D. and M.A. in American Studies from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, and holds a B.A. in American Ethnic Studies and Political Science from the University of Washington. Her research interests include visual culture, Asian American and Filipino American studies, diaspora and transnationalism, and the role of cultural narratives in media.
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