REPORTS BEYOND THE HEADLINE
MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM
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From television and digital news to video, audio and social media, Andrés Segovia-Moreno produces journalism across platforms, formats and audiences.
Since 2015, Andrés Segovia-Moreno, a B.A. in Communication and Journalism who graduated cum laude from the University of Los Andes (ULA) in Venezuela in 2016, has built years of experience in bilingual journalism, combining newswriting, interviewing, source development, storytelling, and multimedia production for audiences across the United States and Latin America.
Throughout his career, he has worked and collaborated with media organizations including El Tiempo Latino, Diplomatic Watch, La Patilla, Cima, and Televisa Univision. He also works independently as a content creator through his own platforms under the brand ReporteroAndres.
As you may notice, his versatile work spans television, print, digital media and social platforms, with experience writing, shooting, and editing stories under demanding deadlines.
Andrés has reported from the ground in Venezuela, Mexico City, Washington, D.C., and Phoenix, producing content for both Spanish- and English-speaking audiences.
For digital publications, he produced 24 exclusive stories on U.S.–Mexico relations, while his print reporting included six front-page immigration stories based on research, data analysis, and interviews.
For digital publications, he produced 24 exclusive stories on U.S.–Mexico relations, while his print reporting included six front-page immigration stories based on research, data analysis, and interviews.
His reporting has connected developments in Mexico directly with audiences in the United States. In Washington, D.C., he has covered major international affairs and U.S. politics, while in Arizona he reports on border and immigration issues alongside local and regional developments.
His multimedia work also extends beyond traditional newsrooms. In Washington, D.C., he produced and edited a COVID-19 relief campaign for the Arcadia Foundation, documenting food-assistance operations and communicating their impact to the community. Today, Andrés serves as a reporter and newswriter for TelevisaUnivision, Inc., continuing to expand his experience in the U.S. media industry while developing his work as an independent journalist and content creator. He is also actively engaged with international media forums and professional journalism organizations, participating in events at venues such as the National Press Club and through the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ). His career reflects a combination of leadership, versatility, cross-cultural reporting experience, and adaptability, allowing him to navigate different media formats.
His multimedia work also extends beyond traditional newsrooms. In Washington, D.C., he produced and edited a COVID-19 relief campaign for the Arcadia Foundation, documenting food-assistance operations and communicating their impact to the community. Today, Andrés serves as a reporter and newswriter for TelevisaUnivision, Inc., continuing to expand his experience in the U.S. media industry while developing his work as an independent journalist and content creator. He is also actively engaged with international media forums and professional journalism organizations, participating in events at venues such as the National Press Club and through the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ). His career reflects a combination of leadership, versatility, cross-cultural reporting experience, and adaptability, allowing him to navigate different media formats.
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