Emma Wallace

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ABOUT EMMA WALLACE

Media professional, factual producer, journalist and storyteller. Highly experienced across BBC Radio 4 and World Service programmes, podcasts, digital content and events, from current affairs to culture and lived experience - including Woman’s Hour, Front Row, The Media Show, The Cultural Frontline, Documentaries development, and 6 Music special content.I’ve produced countless recorded and live interviews, discussions, full programmes and podcasts, across a wide range of subjects: human stories, contemporary issues, current affairs, social issues and equalities, to arts, culture, music, tech and media, and made content shared across platforms - audio, digital, events and TV. I conceive, pitch and develop ideas daily and weekly, have won long-form commissions, source contributors - from human stories to experts, leaders, the highest-profile figures and the hard-to-get - and shape, write and edit clear, engaging scripts and narratives on often complex issues. I work calmly under pressure, with a wide variety of presenters and journalists, rigorously apply editorial guidelines and media law, and bring visual skills and BBC video training.I have also written about changes across the media, audience and digital landscapes; worked with leading brands on communications, audience insight, market research and identity; used content to reach new, young, diverse and cross-UK audiences; and collaborated with Radio 1, 6 Music, BBC Music and 5 Live.