Margot Russell is a seasoned storyteller with a career spanning more than 30 years in journalism, scriptwriting, and feature pieces for newspapers and magazines. She has been a columnist for the Jamestown Post-Journal for more than a decade and has also traveled to 35 countries in her role as an international archaeological tour director.
Margot has crafted narratives that range from capturing the charm of the world's hidden gems, to scripting aerial perspectives for the History Channel's World From Above. She also wrote and produced a television pilot that is awaiting its home.
As an on-air reporter for various broadcasting companies in the Northeast United States, Margot learned to tell stories early in her career that resonate, inform and inspire. Her work extends to travel blogs, tourism pieces and book projects that focus on creating a sense of place. She recently published Back to the Lake, a book of favorite newspaper columns.
She is currently writing what she hopes will be the next magical Christmas story for the Hallmark Channel.
Margot has crafted narratives that range from capturing the charm of the world's hidden gems, to scripting aerial perspectives for the History Channel's World From Above. She also wrote and produced a television pilot that is awaiting its home.
As an on-air reporter for various broadcasting companies in the Northeast United States, Margot learned to tell stories early in her career that resonate, inform and inspire. Her work extends to travel blogs, tourism pieces and book projects that focus on creating a sense of place. She recently published Back to the Lake, a book of favorite newspaper columns.
She is currently writing what she hopes will be the next magical Christmas story for the Hallmark Channel.
