Katie Bryant

About

Senior video producer at The Economist. Experienced in multimedia storytelling, from visual investigations to BAFTA-winning documentaries. At The Economist I pitch and produce current affairs and investigative videos, reaching 65 million worldwide. I specialise in visual investigations using open-source intelligence (OSINT), with a particular focus on Russia. Recent videos I pitched, researched and wrote include analysis of Russian casualties in Ukraine and investigating Putin-linked sabotage across Europe. My work in documentaries, mostly for the BBC, includes meticulous research on a BAFTA-winning episode of “Who Do You Think You Are?”, which led to a follow up series: “remarkably moving TV … It is a story I suspect I will never forget” (The Guardian, 5 stars). I’ve worked with high profile interviewees to explore the complicated relationships at the heart of power in “Blair and Brown: The New Labour Revolution”: “a stirring, illuminating watch: an example of how modern political documentary can become a sociohistorical account of the times” (The Guardian); “it is a thrill to see it retold so meticulously and with such deceptive charm” (The Times). www.katiebryant.co.uk