Ariel Pakier
About Ariel Pakier
Ariel Pakier is an Assistant Editor at Penguin Random House UK with a background in both television and publishing industries.
Professional Titles and Roles
Ariel Pakier currently holds the title of Assistant Editor at Penguin Random House UK, where they operate in London. Additionally, they take on the role of Publishing Coordinator within the same company. Ariel has varied experience in the publishing and television industries, including roles such as Commissioning Editor at Michael Joseph, an imprint of Penguin Random House UK, since March 2019.
Career in Publishing
Ariel Pakier's tenure at Penguin Random House UK has seen them working as an Editor and Publishing Coordinator in London. Their work involves managing different aspects of the publishing process. Their experience also includes serving as a Commissioning Editor at Michael Joseph, a role taken on in March 2019, contributing to the renowned imprint's editorial functions.
Experience in Television and Film
Ariel Pakier has extensive experience in the television industry with various roles in Los Angeles and Santa Monica. They worked as a Story Coordinator at Bento Box Entertainment LLC, Writers' PA at 20th Century Fox Productions, and Series Development Fellow at MTV Networks. Additionally, internships at Lionsgate, Bravo TV, and Travel Channel International rounded out their robust production background.
Academic Background and Achievements
Ariel Pakier has a strong academic background in English Literature and Film/TV. They earned a Master's Degree in English Literature from University College London (UCL) and dual Bachelor's Degrees in English Literature and Film/TV from Boston University. While at Boston University, they also received the Ada Draper Award, a research grant recognizing outstanding academic achievement.
Teaching and Research Experience
Ariel Pakier gained teaching experience as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Boston University, assisting in English Literature courses from 2015 to 2016. They also conducted research as a recipient of the Ada Draper Award, highlighting their dedication to academic excellence and their ability to support and mentor students in higher education.