Idaho National Laboratory

This project was completed for BYU-I’s news organization, Scroll. This documentary won an Idaho Press Club award.


During the 2023 Fall Semester, Scroll visited Idaho National Laboratory to understand how their projects impact Idaho and the nation.

As Editor in Chief, I organized, edited, took photos and published all content for this project. This video is the result of the students’ visits and collaboration with Soapbox, BYU-Idaho’s creative agency. This video is a student’s interpretation and might not reflect exactly all the work done at INL.

Documentary

Articles in the series ‘Idaho and the Energy Future’

Behind-the-scenes photos

The documentary team behind Idaho and the Energy Future film content next to an Electrolysis machine.
The documentary team behind Idaho and the Energy Future film content next to an electrolysis machine. Photo credit: Isabelle Justice

Soapbox employees, BYU-I's creative agency, film content for the Idaho and the Energy Future Documentary.
Employees from BYU-I’s creative agency film content for the Idaho and the Energy Future documentary. Photo credit: Isabelle Justice

Scroll reporter, Katia Brown, taking notes while interviewing Benny Varghese, an EV research engineer at INL.
Scroll reporter, Katia Brown, taking notes while interviewing Benny Varghese, an EV research engineer at INL. Photo credit: Isabelle Justice

Video Journalism

I created a video summarizing the special project we created for Idaho National Laboratory for a Video Journalism course.

Undergraduate Video Assignments

For my bachelor’s degree, I created multiple video assignments that you can view below.

Day In a Life BYU-Idaho Admissions

October 2023.

BYU-I Scroll Special Projects

December 2023.

Social Media Newscast

December 2023.

BYU-I Scroll Education Week

July 2023.

BYU-I Scroll Java Express Opening

August 2023.

BYU-I Scroll Fall Semester 2023

August 2023.

Reporter “Live” Shot

October 2023.

Fast Facts Jacob Spori Building

September 2023.

Social Media Design Reel

October 2023.

Exclusive interview: Merediths call BYU-I ‘famously friendly’

This article was written for BYU-I’s news organization, Scroll.


On Sept. 6, Isabelle Justice met with President Alvin F. Meredith III and Jennifer Edgin Meredith to discuss the couple’s hopes as the new leaders of BYU-Idaho.

“We know that (BYU-I students) can become disciples (of Jesus Christ) and become experts and scholars in their fields,” said President Meredith. “I am really grateful for that vision of BYU-I — a vision that we are inheriting.

On May 16, President Meredith was announced as BYU-Idaho’s 18th president, succeeding Henry J. Eyring who served for six years. His inauguration is on Oct. 10 in the BYU-Idaho Center.

“It’s just very humbling,” said Sister Meredith. “We know that this stewardship is a very sacred responsibility.”

President and Sister Meredith in an interview with Scroll.
The Merediths in an interview with Scroll. Photo credit: BYU-Idaho

The Merediths began their stewardship at BYU-I in the summer and are connecting with the Rexburg community.

“BYU-Idaho is famously friendly,” said President Meredith. “That’s the phrase that we’ve heard and we have felt that. You know, we’re from Tennessee and so we know southern hospitality when we see it. We just didn’t expect to see it in Southern Idaho.”

President and Sister Meredith have six children — four boys and two girls — and each served a full-time mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. President Meredith is continuing to serve as a General Authority Seventy while president of BYU-I.

“(Our children) are excited to be here,” President Meredith explained. “When they learned of this assignment, they changed the name of our family group chat from ‘Meredith Family’ to ‘Tater Tots.’”

The exclusive interview can be viewed below.