Hope W. Little is a dynamic media professional with a rich background in television production and communications. She earned her degree from William Paterson University, where she specialized in Television and Radio production and minored in African American and Caribbean Studies.

 

Following her graduation, Hope began her career at MSNBC Television studios as a freelancer, where she honed her skills as a cameraman and teleprompter operator. During her tenure at MSNBC, she contributed to prominent shows such as "Early Today," MSNBC Live News, "Countdown with Keith Olbermann," and "The Chris Matthews Show." 

 

In addition to her work at MSNBC, Hope expanded her expertise by freelancing for Interfaith Television Ministries in Newark, New Jersey. There, she played a key role in significant projects, including the City of Newark Mayoral elections, covering the terms of influential mayors like Sharpe James, Cory A. Booker, and Ras Baraka. She also served as a robotic camera operator for NJTV News, also located in Newark, NJ, where she covered daily news broadcasts and local events, further solidifying her reputation in the industry. 

 

In recent events, Hope has earned her Part 107 Remote Drone License through Alpha Drones USA and the city of Newark and is officially a remote drone pilot working with Fleet 2 Drones on various projects throughout the city and state. 

 

Currently, Hope W. Little is the proud owner of Scopentertainment, LLC, a media production company. In her role, she continues to cultivate her talents as a business owner, videographer, editor, and remote drone pilot, reflecting her unwavering commitment to innovation and excellence in media production and beyond. With a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for detail, Hope eagerly anticipates the exciting opportunities that lie ahead in her career, and wouldn't be here without the support of her loving husband and two children.