Desireena Almoradie
Desireena has nearly three decades of experience as a commercial and documentary producer. As a Creative Director at Time of Day Media, her clients have included UNHCR, the AFL-CIO and the CDC. She recently won a Writers Guild Award for her work with the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights. She has been nominated for an Emmy for her work on PBS. Before joining Time of Day Media, she was a producer at FCB Global, Ogilvy, and eg+worldwide.
Angad Singh Bhalla
Angad is an award-winning filmmaker with a deep commitment to community organizing. While completing his Emmy-winning documentary Herman’s House, he organized faith communities around immigrant rights through the New Sanctuary Coalition. His storytelling capabilities were developed as a fellow at Sundance Institute Documentary Labs and as a Soros Justice Fellow.
Marcella Collazo
Marcella is a digital strategist fascinated by new technologies and how we might use them for the collective good. She tackles complex problems by uniting her eclectic experience in digital media, performance, events management, and systems-building. Most recently, she worked with Texas RioGrande Legal Aid to share critical legal resources with underserved communities. Her favorite color is green.
Adrianna Hernandez-Stewart
Throughout her career at Time of Day Media and in the labor movement, Adrianna has helped organize tens of thousands of workers, including security officers, janitors, and nurses. She works on both the digital strategy and video production sides of the business, with a focus on documentary storytelling. Prior to co-founding Time of Day, she led the Strategic Research Department at 32BJ SEIU. She holds an MFA in Media Study from the University of Buffalo and is a two-time nominee for the Writers Guild Awards.
Haik Hoisington
Haik brings over 15 years of experience working as an art director/animator in the non-profit and progressive advocacy world. During that time he’s worked on a wide variety of projects ranging from award-winning music videos for Eminem and the Coup to new branding for Jobs with Justice and the NYC Civic Engagement Commission. He loves using visual storytelling and concepts to relay complex ideas and fight for social and economic justice. His other passion is organizing and playing with a Philly based morning pick up soccer group.
Meghana Reddy
Meghana has over 15 years experience as an organizer, legal researcher, and communicator for the labor movement, working with organizations such as SEIU, NY Jobs with Justice, Partnership for Working Families, and the Restaurant Opportunities Centers United. At Time of Day, Meghana has led the digital organizing strategy for home care with 1199SEIU, helped launch the first local of CWA Tower Climbers’ Union, and ran digital outreach for one of the largest surveys of Amazon workers. She is a winner of a Writers’ Guild Award and a pickleball enthusiast.
Vincent Tsai
Vincent comes from a diverse background of marketing/communications, social impact work, and community organizing. Primarily involved in Upper Manhattan, Vincent has supported tenant organizing campaigns, combatted gentrification projects, and facilitated popular education programming. They are also a storyteller who uses photography to document social movements and work with communities to dispel harmful narratives. The most exciting campaign they worked on at Time of Day? The NYSNA nurses strike!