Lalah-Simone Springer

Work Experience @BBC Studios

London, GB
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Work Experience @BBC Studios

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Worked with Click, Health Matters and Science in Action which go out on BBC World Service and BBC Radio 4. I read through scientific papers to find the most interesting information, did research, set up interviews and arranged international studios.I was given a co-production credit for Science in Action which can be found here:

EDUCATION

2011 — 2011

Sciences Po

Term Abroad, Journalism and Media Studies

2018 — 2018

University of the Arts London

Digital Marketing Strategy, London College of Communication

2009 — 2012

City St George’s, University of London

BA Journalism

N/A

Arts Marketing Association

Shared Ambition, Marketing and Fundraising

SKILLS

PublishingRadioAdobe AuditionIndesignAdobe After EffectsNewspapersOnline JournalismFacebookStorytellingWritingEditorialBroadcastInvestigative ReportingBusiness JournalismVideo EditingCopy EditingContent DevelopmentFinal Cut ProBroadcast JournalismBurliBloggingProofreadingMedia RelationsSocial MediaCmsAnimationMultimediaNews WritingPublicationsContent ManagementNew MediaContent StrategyCopywritingJournalismEditingBreaking NewsAp StyleInterviewsVideo ProductionWeb Content

ABOUT LALAH-SIMONE SPRINGER

Lalah-Simone Springer (she/they) is a multimedia marketing consultant and writer with a passion for inclusive, accessible communications. Their first poetry collection, An Aviary of Common Birds, was released in August 2023 by Broken Sleep Books. Lalah previously worked at NHS Digital in a senior social and digital role and was recently marketing and campaigns executive at the London College of Fashion. A former healthcare and technology journalist, Lalah has worked on BBC’s Click, podcasts for The Guardian, and specialist health titles such as Pulse magazine. Lalah is also an award-winning writer – their first poetry collection was shortlisted for the Penguin #Merky Books New Writers Prize in 2021, and they regularly perform across the UK. They were one of the first cohort in Rewrite Academy, a developmental programme designed to support Black Women and Women of Colour writers who are keen to finish their works-in-progress. Their creative works have been published in SHE magazine, Ink, Sweat & Tears, Onyx Magazine and on the ANTHEMS podcast. Previous collaborations as a performance artist have been staged at The Barbican and Almanac Project Space.

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