I’m Hattie Morris, a BJTC accredited broadcast journalist currently working on ITV's Loose Women, where I get to bring people’s stories to life every day. My role as a researcher includes pre-interviewing guests, crafting their briefs, shaping meaningful conversations, and weaving together the stills and footage that help tell their story. I’ve been lucky to work on projects close to my heart with the features team like Loose Women: The Music and the Facing It Together domestic abuse campaign, which went nationwide, reached over 600 venues, and even made its way to Parliament.
Alongside this, I’ve had the incredible opportunity to work with film critic Mark Kermode and the Girls On Film podcast, supporting research, social media, and even taking our podcast to cover the 78th Cannes Film Festival—all while completing my Master’s in Broadcast Journalism at City, University of London.
My work has spanned radio, TV, and digital platforms, from BBC Radio Lincolnshire to City News and Newcastle Student Radio, and I’m trained in media law, journalism ethics, data reporting, and studio production. I love using tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, Audition, Avid, Burli, INews, and CapCut to craft content that truly resonates with audiences.
Before journalism, I trained in opera and musical theatre, and that experience taught me how to perform under pressure, connect with people emotionally, and tell stories that linger with audiences. At the heart of everything I do is a simple mission: to make news and stories engaging, relatable, and meaningful, helping people feel seen and inspired.