USPS · WSJ Paid Program
Fueling mountain bikers’ rides
A story about All Out Nutrition, a rider-founded business in rural Ohio, and how shipping helps it reach customers from home.
View the USPS program ↗Portfolio · Jersey City, NJ
Rachel Kamrasch
Branded content & video
Stories that give the audience a reason to care and make the brand’s role clear.
Selected work
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices · Custom Content from WSJ
Behind the Listing
A series exploring distinctive homes and the communities around them, with stories spanning Honolulu, Portugal, London and beyond.
Explore the series ↗Dow · Custom Content from WSJ
The Sole Seeker
A profile of Dow’s Imran Munshi, exploring materials innovation and the company’s work with Crocs on bio-based foams for footwear.
View the Dow project ↗Google Chrome Enterprise · Custom Content from WSJ
Balancing Innovation and Security in Modern Banking
A conversation with Monzo’s chief information security officer about protecting customer and employee data while supporting innovation, featuring the bank’s use of Google Chrome Enterprise.
View the Google project ↗About Rachel
Rachel Kamrasch is an Emmy-winning producer who has spent more than 20 years shaping stories that connect across broadcast, digital, and branded platforms. From intimate interviews to global brand campaigns, her work brings a client’s vision to life through creative storytelling, turning complex ideas into content that resonates.
Now Supervising Producer at The Wall Street Journal | Custom Content, Rachel leads the production of audio and video campaigns for world-renowned clients including Google, Amazon, Deloitte, and Vanguard. She thrives in the space where creativity meets logistics- guiding teams, managing intricate productions, and ensuring every detail serves the story.
Before joining WSJ, Rachel produced award-winning television for NBC Universal, where she served as Executive Producer and Showrunner for Talk Stoop, earning two Emmys, and helped shape the look and feel of lifestyle and entertainment programs for LXTV. Her career began at MTV Networks, where she directed and edited for MADE and mtvU, learning early how authentic human stories can inspire audiences.
A graduate of Ithaca College, Rachel continues to use her craft to elevate meaningful narratives, whether for global brands or social causes. Her work, from branded documentaries to podcast series, reflects a belief that the best productions don’t just sell ideas, they tell stories worth remembering.