Holloway, London N7 6PG, UK
I live in London and work as a video journalist, reporting and producing primarily world news and sports features, including script writing, on-camera presenting, shooting, and editing. I recently produced almost all video coverage related to the crisis in Ukraine for the Wall Street Journal, reported and produced a special feature for the 2014 Ryder Cup golf tournament in Scotland, plus traveled to the Gulf of Oman to shoot a story on floating armories, maritime security and piracy. I have a Masters Degree from Columbia University's School of Journalism, where I focused my studies in broadcast, video and digital media.
Niki Blasina is a video journalist currently covering general news and sports features at The Wall Street Journal in London. She has an interest and experience in covering local, national and international news in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K., sports, politics, business, and arts and entertainment. To contact, e-mail nblasina@gmail.com, tweet @NikiBlasina, or visit www.nikiblasina.com.
The Paris-Roubaix bicycle race in northern France features 32 teeth-chattering miles of cobbled roads. Landscaping apprentices help repair potholes along the way. (Producer, Videographer and Editor: Niki Blasina)
Is Iker Casillas, goalkeeper for Real Madrid and the Spanish national team, heading to the U.S.? Here he discusses winning the Champions League and bouncing back from a disastrous World Cup. (Originally published on Jan 26, 2015)
Yemen is on the brink of civil war; a hot spot for some of the world’s most dangerous terrorist groups, it is now drawing in some of the biggest powers in the region. WSJ's Niki Blasina explains what is behind the unrest.
The MNG Resolution, a floating arsenal in the Gulf of Oman, shuttles guards and weapons for private maritime security companies that protect ships in one of the most dangerous shipping routes in the world. (Photo & Footage: Niki Blasina/The Wall Street Journal)
A zoo in Denmark is ditching the cages and creating an open park, without animal enclosures. Niki Blasina explains where we might have seen this happen before.
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