Mai Nolasco-Carranza

Mai Nolasco-Carranza

Mai Nolasco-Carranza

Videographer

Mai Nolasco-Carranza is a videographer from Queens, New York. Prior to her role at Scripps News, she was a freelance videographer and associate producer at the CUNY J-school's "dotNYC." She received her her Bachelor of Arts in anthropology from Hunter College and her Master of Arts in documentary and media studies from The New School.

Recent Work
A right whale

Scientists propose maritime changes to reduce whale deaths

A North Atlantic right whale

What's causing the unusual strandings and deaths among whales?

A look inside a suspected Chinese police outpost in the US

A look inside a suspected Chinese police outpost in the US

Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Anne Williams-Isom, left, tours the sleeping area of New York City

New York City mayor says there is no more room for migrants

A prison in Illinois

The State Of Wrongful Convictions In The U.S.

Jude Smith playing her guitar

Finding Hope Through A Different Approach To Mental Health Care

Leonard Logsdail in his workshop

Bespoke Tailor Stitches Together A Legacy

Twenty-eight-year-old New Yorker ChloƩ Valentine Toscano

How Disability Misunderstandings And Stigma Impact Mental Well-Being

Michelle Hammer and her mom

How One Woman Describes Living With Schizophrenia

Michel Sagues, Francelys Guedez and Jaison Manrrique

Venezuelan Migrants Faced Dangerous Journey To Flee Country

People wait in a room after getting off the bus.

129 More Migrants Arrive In New York City From Texas

Section of skin tissue, harvested from a lesion on the skin of a monkey, that had been infected with monkeypox virus.

Leaders In The LGBTQ+ Community Discuss Monkeypox Impact On Community

Cathleen, of Cathleen's Toy Reviews, demonstrates Party Pop Teenies at the Sweet Suite show.

Biggest Toy Industry Event Focused On Interactive Products This Year

Memorial of the victims from the Bronx Apartment Fire

Newsy Looks At New York Safety Compliances After Deadly Apartment Fire

A memorial for Robb Elementary School victims

The Mental Health Impact Mass Shootings Have On Survivors

Jose Mata, top, a brother of Xavier Lopez, and a man, who declined to give his name, place a wooden cross at a memorial

Uvalde Family Reminisces On Life Of 10-Year-Old Xavier Lopez

A memorial for victims of the Robb Elementary School mass shooting

Trauma Surgeon Who Treated Uvalde Victims Calls For Gun Reform

A DJ works at The Lot Radio.

Shipping Container Radio Station Unites Brooklyn Music Community

A man prepares to use drugs at OnPoint NYC.

Why A New York City Facility Allows Drug Use To Reduce Overdoses

Tesla vehicle charges at a charging station

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Boom Nationwide

Kristina Mankova and her daughter, Barbara, in New York City

Russian Mother And Daughter Stuck In New York City After Flight Ban

Russian Community In The U.S. Faces Backlash As War Wages On

Street Food Vendor Mariela Goyburo.

Street Food Vendor Says Her Kids Provide Inspiration During Pandemic

People walk on a New York City street.

Russian-Speaking Community In U.S. Is Terrified By War

A person walks by a non-fungible token vending machine.

What Are NFTs, And Are They Worth It? Experts, Artists Weigh In

Flower bouquets are seen at a grocery store.

The Backstory Behind Your Valentine's Day Flowers

People gathered to protest Lauren Smith-Fields death investigation.

Lauren Smith-Fields' Family To Sue City Over Her Death Investigation

NYC MESH volunteers working on a rooftop

New York Nonprofit Helps Expand Internet Access

Visitors at the Adventure Aquarium

Dive Into An Underwater Winter Wonderland

A woman draws a glass of water from the tap

Newark Replaces Lead Pipes To Address Water Crisis