Alexandra Cassel Schwartz
About Alexandra Cassel Schwartz
Alexandra Cassel Schwartz is a Supervising Producer at 9 Story Media Group and a Writer for Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood at PBS, where she has worked since 2017. With a background in psychology and film, she combines these disciplines to create educational content for children.
Work at 9 Story Media Group
Alexandra Cassel Schwartz has been serving as a Supervising Producer at 9 Story Media Group since 2018. In this role, she oversees the production of children's media, ensuring that projects align with educational standards and audience engagement. Her responsibilities include managing creative teams, developing content strategies, and maintaining quality control throughout the production process. Her experience in children's media and her background in psychology contribute to her effectiveness in this position.
Current Role at Public Broadcasting Service
Since 2017, Alexandra has worked as a Writer for 'Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood' at the Public Broadcasting Service. In this capacity, she has contributed to the show's narrative development and educational content. Her role involves crafting stories that resonate with young audiences while incorporating developmental psychology principles to enhance learning outcomes. This position allows her to apply her expertise in both writing and child development.
Education and Expertise
Alexandra Cassel Schwartz holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Film, and Media Studies from Colgate University, achieved in 2011. She also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities and Social Sciences from Anglo American University - Prague in 2010. Furthering her education, she obtained a Master of Arts in Developmental Psychology from Teachers College of Columbia University, completing her studies in 2014. Her educational background provides a strong foundation for her work in children's media, combining psychological principles with storytelling.
Previous Experience in Children's Media
Before her current roles, Alexandra served as the Director of Membership at the Children's Media Association for 11 months in 2016. This position highlighted her leadership and organizational skills within the media industry. Additionally, she has experience as a Psychology Research Assistant and Lab Manager at Colgate University from 2008 to 2011, as well as a Psychology Teaching Assistant during 2010-2011. These roles contributed to her understanding of child development and educational practices.
Authorship and Contributions
Alexandra Cassel Schwartz has authored children's books published by Simon & Schuster. Her work in writing extends beyond television, showcasing her ability to create engaging and educational content for young readers. This experience complements her roles in children's media, where she applies her knowledge of developmental psychology to create narratives that support children's learning and emotional growth.