Cereese Blose is a multimedia journalist and producer based in New York City. Her work has appeared in the Indiana Gazette, NewsBreak, Patch, and across Fox News Media platforms nationwide.

Cereese began her journalism career as a reporter for The Indiana Gazette in Western Pennsylvania, covering local government and community news during the COVID-19 pandemic. She wrote articles on school board meetings, prepared Freedom of Information requests to obtain critical information for investigative pieces, coordinated photography shoots, and wrote daily copy covering crime, emergencies and community events. She then moved to Fox News Radio as a production assistant, where she researched and wrote breaking news copy for terrestrial radio stations across the country.​​

Cereese graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor's degree in Communication and Media Studies, where she was active in the student-run television station IUP-TV and the Center for Media Production and Research. During her time at IUP, she served as executive producer of Crimson Clash, writing, directing and editing weekly episodes. During this time, she completed internships with Spruce Films, Cam-Ron Video Productions, and Reflex Brands, building experience in production and multimedia storytelling. She earned her Modern Journalism Certificate from a NYUxYellowbrick program in 2023.​

Please send an email to cereeseblose@gmail.com regarding freelance opportunities or uses of images made by Cereese Blose.