Bianca Giaever

Bianca Giaever is an Emmy-winning director, radio producer, and writer. Her work for brands including JetBlue and Google leverage her multi-disciplinary style to tell intimate, surprising stories. She is the creator and host of the podcast Constellation Prize, distributed by The Believer Magazine. She has also worked as a producer on The New York Times audio…

Bianca Giaever is an Emmy-winning director, radio producer, and writer. Her work for brands including JetBlue and Google leverage her multi-disciplinary style to tell intimate, surprising stories. She is the creator and host of the podcast Constellation Prize, distributed by The Believer Magazine. She has also worked as a producer on The New York Times audio team, hosting episodes of The Daily that include Delilah, An Obituary for the Land, and Cosmic Questions. Her film, radio, and print stories have appeared on This American Life, Radiolab, The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Believer Magazine, and the TED conference. Her awards include a Daytime Emmy and a Webby Award. ..

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Bianca’s blend of image and voice and music is elegant; audio drives the story, but the pictures make it sing. Her style is surprising, charming, and sophisticated. In 2013, her short The Scared is Scared won the internet’s heart, and since then she’s worked on many video collaborations, most recently with This American Life and the fashion designer Rachel Antonoff.

Her work has been featured in NPR’s This American Life and Radiolab, websites such as Buzzfeed, Jezebel, FastCo, The Huffington Post, The Atlantic, CBS News, and Short of the Week, at various film festivals, and at the TED conference. She attended Middlebury College, where she designed her own major called “Narrative Studies,” and graduated in the class of 2012. She teaches storytelling workshops, gives talks, and is a Future of Storytelling fellow. Originally from Seattle, she now lives in Brooklyn.