Multimedia producer Alana Blaylock (C’11) tells impactful stories that drive culture forward. Network television series, documentaries, news broadcasts, and web series all feature in Blaylock's repertoire. Her credits include television shows for HBO, Nat Geo, the ID Channel, HBO, MTV, and BET. Aside from her TV endeavors, Blaylock freelances for film and digital companies.

While at Georgetown, Blaylock pursued a bachelor's degree in English and minored in Spanish and sociology. For her Spanish minor, Blaylock studied abroad at the Universidad Complutense in Madrid. Over the years, she tutored for DC Reads, sang in the a cappella group the Georgetown Saxatones, and was publicity chair for Georgetown University Women of Color.

During her summers in school, Blaylock held public relations positions at respected organizations such as Bloomingdale's Inc., amfAR, Seventeen magazine, and boutique PR firm 42 West. Soon after working in PR, she realized that production suited her better, so she attended New York Film Academy, where she received a certificate in broadcast journalism.

Blaylock appeared in Galore magazine, a true #girlboss publication, for their 2016 "Pop" section. In September, the CNN series she produced, "United Shades of America," won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program.