Jennifer Smart
Jennifer Smart
Video Editor, Documentaries
Jennifer Smart is a video editor and motion graphics animator for the Scripps News Documentaries team. Prior to joining Scripps in 2018, she was a junior editor in magazine video at National Geographic, specializing in animated explainers and motion graphics. She got her Bachelor of Arts in cinema and media studies at the USC School of Cinematic Arts.
Recent Work
Political Outreach Enters The World Of 'Animal Crossing'
The Data That Shows We Still Don't 'Say Her Name'
AI Tech Changes How We See The World In 'Microsoft Flight Simulator'
Rethinking How 'Dungeons & Dragons' Handles Race
What Visual Evidence Tells Us About What Caused The Beirut Explosion
Early Release: From Prison To A Pandemic
Tear Gas Use Was Limited In Portland. Then Federal Agents Showed Up
Breaking Down How Police Have Targeted Press During Protests
How 'Animal Crossing' Became A Quarantine Cultural Phenomenon
How One Greek Island Reveals Europe's Far-Right Nationalist Network
Here's How To Track The World When It Grinds To a Halt
Denver's 1918 'Double Hump' Shows Danger Of Ending Quarantine Too Soon
While US Expands Unemployment, Europe Holds Jobs In Place. Here's How.
Breaking Down The Disinformation Ecosystem Around Coronavirus
A Pandemic And A Parade: What 1918 Tells Us About Flattening The Curve
How 'Social Distancing' Can Slow Coronavirus
How A Shootout In Syria Shows A Precarious Position For US Troops
Catfish Kingdom
Iran Could Use Its Influence, Not Rockets, To Move Against U.S.
A Shot From Police Killed A Protester In Colombia. Here's How We Know.
How The Small Donor Boom Drives Millions To Credit Card Processors
We Found More Active Duty Military In Leaked Neo-Nazi Forum
'Non-Lethal' Crackdown On Protests Turns Deadly In Iraq
Video Evidence Sheds Light On Executions Near Turkey-Syria Border
245,000 Kids Attend School Near Oil And Gas Production Across U.S.
Ghost Forest: Dying trees show climate change's advance
Saudi Arabia's Air Strikes Are Killing Civilians With U.S. Weapons
'It's In Our Blood' — 1 Family's Story Living In An Oil/Gas Risk Zone
1.4 Million Live In High-Risk Zones Near Oil And Gas Production
