I graduated from Hofstra University’s Lawrence Herbert School of Communication in 2022 with a B.A. in Television Production and have accumulated five years of hands-on experience within the field. Currently, I work as a Post-Production Assistant on The Steve Wilkos Show, where I support and manage various aspects of the show's post-production process. 

My professional background is rooted in documentary and non-fiction storytelling, a space where I feel most at home. I’m particularly drawn to stories that require deep research and thoughtful framing. When I interned at CNN, I became known as the go-to person for complicated research tasks. Whether it was creating heavily detailed story timelines... or even tracking down rare images that no one was sure even existed.

Outside of my full-time job, I work as a freelance photographer and videographer. I see this part of my life as another way to enjoy documenting and telling other people's stories. Along with this, I also coach and help create social media content and footage archives for the Shelton Marching Gaels. I was part of their color guard when I was younger, and I find so much joy in being able to help grow their program for the kids in it now.

I'm eager to continue finding more opportunities that allow me to engage in documentary storytelling and contribute to projects that challenge, inform, and inspire audiences.

Britney Marie Guedes at her first Steve Wilkos wrap party

Britney Marie Guedes on her first day at CNN