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Miranda Chabot
Encyclopædia Britannica Editor
BIOGRAPHY

Miranda Chabot is a Motion Graphics Artist and Video Editor at Encyclopædia Britannica. Since joining the team in 2021 as an intern, she has launched three animated explainer series: Demystified, B-Money Smart and Behind the Zodiac. Her work explores a wide array of topics, from poetry to the purpose of earwax. 

Recently, Miranda has worked to revamp Britannica’s visual style, creating graphics for use across all our video projects. She also contributes illustrations for Britannica articles and interactives.

EDUCATION AND AWARDS

Miranda holds a B.S. in journalism from Northwestern University, minoring in environmental policy and culture.

She is the recipient of two Webby Awards (including one for “How Are Sports Chosen for the Olympics?”) and a Davey Award (Silver) for “How Do Credit Scores Work?”

IN MIRANDA’S OWN WORDS…

I feel incredibly lucky to work at an institution like Britannica, with a huge source of written knowledge and imagery at my fingertips. But some of the stories we want to share were never captured in a photograph. Some are hard to grasp in words alone. Animation allows us to dive deep into the abstract and the ancient, making Britannica’s expertise accessible to a wider audience. Some of my favorite work includes: