I’m Tori Rubloff, a content creator and aspiring creative director with a passion for diving into the human experience to create media that makes an impact, whether that's to educate and influence a target audience, tell an emotion-provoking story, expand reach, increase search engine visibility, or spur positive social change.
My goal is to help brands and organizations create engaging, thoughtful, relevant, curiosity-sparking content, and then deliver these in effective ways to reach strategic outcomes.
Storytelling, asking questions and thinking outside modes of habit are at the heart of what I do, and I truly believe that pursuing the answer to a single question, no matter how trivial or overly ambitious, can fuel media that sparks minds and spurs action.
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Email / tmrubloff@gmail.com
TORI RUBLOFF
DIGITAL STORYTELLER
Storyteller. Creator. Strategist.
AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS
Data Storytelling Featured on:
Rolling Stone, Forbes, Yahoo Finance, Money, The Washington Examiner, Quartz, Fast Company, Real Simple, Insider, Better Homes and Gardens, Realtor.com, PC Mag, and The Motley Fool
Writing and Multimedia Published on:
ZDNet
TheBestSchools.org
WUFT News
Study Breaks Magazine
Her Campus Media
University of Florida Her Campus
Thought Catalog
15 Minutes of Fame Film Festival
EDUCATION
Master of Arts in Mass Communication
University of Florida
Aug. 2018
LATEST INDEPENDENT PROJECT:
Fate of Faith in America
Tori Rubloff is the creative director, story producer, and website designer of Fate of Faith in America, a multimedia website that explores the current trends of how millennials are experiencing religion and spirituality and what that means for the future of religion in America.
To create a portrait of religion and spirituality in America, the project includes video, audio, photos, an editorial writing style, and data visualizations.
Created over the course of 1 year, this project aims to encourage religious open-mindedness, understanding, and tolerance, all of which are relevant in an American era that is wrestling with concepts of "the other," polarity, and divisiveness.
