JOURNALISM PORTFOLIO
​Understanding the demand for multimedia storytelling, I have refined my skills to create impactful content for print, radio, and television.​This portfolio showcases my collection of in-depth features, local news coverage, and investigative reports. With exclusive interviews from world experts and detailed research, I have brought important issues and untold stories to light.​
Explore my work below and discover stories that challenge perspectives, inspire change, and capture the moments that matter.
BRANDS I'VE WORKED WITH:
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TV AND FILM
Awarded the ITV Will Venters Memorial Prize for her documentary, 'Found in the Ice,' Amelia has created captivating documentaries and TV bulletins. Her latest work took her to Lenin Peak, a 7,134m mountain in the Pamir range of Kyrgyzstan, where she worked with the global brand, Montane.
FOUND IN THE ICE
RETURN TO THE ICE
The sequel to the award-winning 'Found In The Ice' takes viewers back to the haunting slopes of Lenin Peak - the 7,134m mountain that claimed 43 lives in one of history's deadliest mountaineering disasters.
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Thirty-five years after the avalanche, and following the discovery of a climber's camera, journalist and filmmaker Amelia Cox returns to the site in search of truth, connection and closure. ​
BEYOND SURVIVAL
Driven by the memory of a legendary mountaineer, and inspired by the raw human desire to protect life at altitude, a British team of medics is launching the Slava Topol Project.
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They will be embarking on a transformative expedition to build sustainable rescue and medical systems on Lenin Peak, a 7,134m mountain in the Pamir range of Kyrgyzstan.
FOUND IN THE ICE
Found in the Ice tells the story of one of the deadliest mountaineering disasters in history.
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In 1990, a devastating avalanche claimed the lives of 43 climbers, and now, 35 years later, a camera has been found.
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This documentary follows the journey to develop the film, which could reveal the climbers' last documented moments.
"I'VE WATCHED THE SHORT FILM BY AMELIA COX SO MANY TIMES AND I CAN'T WAIT FOR IT TO BE SHARED WITH THE WORLD!"
- LAURA GEERE | MONTANE SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER
UPCOMING DOCUMENTARY SHOWINGS
NOVEMBER
Location: the University of Central Lancashire
​Event: Beyond Survival showing with Q&A.
DECEMBER
Location: the Outside Cafe, Hathersage
​Event: Beyond Survival showing with Q&A.
LATEST UPDATES
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SHORT READS
Whilst studying at the University of Sheffield, I contributed to ShefLive, then ShefNews, providing the latest news and updates from Sheffield and the rest of South Yorkshire.
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21/03/2023
A mum has called for greater safety measures to schools after a serious incident at Birley Academy this week, which left three people injured.
Former Sheffield Wednesday player, Ian Mellor died earlier this week aged 74 and Sheffield Wednesday fans have shared their tributes.
The disappearance of a little girl in the United States has been used to try to con people on multiple Sheffield Community Facebook groups.
LONG READS
I have a natural curiosity and 'need-to-know' mindset which pushes me to dig deeper, ask important questions, and bring overlooked narratives to light. This drive is reflected in my long-form stories, where I reveal hidden details and explore the complexities behind every issue.
FEATURED ARTICLES
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RADIO
Through sound and storytelling, I have creatively captured important voices, atmosphere, and emotion to spark meaningful conversations. My radio work combines strong reporting with dynamic audio production, making the stories more engaging for listeners.
Working-class representation in the media is declining, but one TV drama is changing the narrative. The BBC show Waterloo Road is nurturing new talent and presenting diversity and opportunities on screen.
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Waterloo Road star and The Lanks frontman Liam Scholes shared how Waterloo Road is not just telling authentic stories but also actively creating opportunities for new talent from diverse backgrounds.
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His insights brought a fresh perspective to my radio package, which aimed to engage young listeners and spark conversations about accessibility in the creative industries.
RADIO PACKAGE
Fifteen-year-old Natalie Fooks has been making waves in the music world after being crowned the 2023 senior BBC Young Chorister of the Year. She has since performed alongside stars like Katherine Jenkins and Aled Jones — and she’s only just getting started.
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Natalie spoke to ShefNews about her journey so far and the exciting projects she has ahead. Her story aired live as part of the midday bulletin, featuring her singing and bringing an inspiring voice to young listeners with dreams of following in her footsteps.
RADIO WRAP
