Lilly Ashworth, Editor-in-Chief
Lillian (Lilly) Ashworth is a senior at Mater Dei and the Editor-in-Chief for The Scarlet Scroll. This is her third year on staff and her second year as an editor. Lilly is planning on majoring in journalism next year, and wants to enter the field after college. Outside of newspaper, Lilly is a Lead Producer for Every Dei and has a segment on the show, Sonic Boom, that focuses on reviewing music. She is also the founder and president of the Treat People With Kindness Club that aims to create a safe space on campus for students to go during office hours. Lilly is looking forward to a great last year at Mater Dei, and is very excited to share her love for journalism to both the newspaper staff and the entire school.
![BEHIND THE CAMERA: Genova, working as Floor Director, positions the two on-camera anchors while setting up for the show. The Floor Director controls the room that houses the camera crew and anchors and helps communicate with the control room. Throughout her years in the program, Genova has experienced each role, but favors directing and mentoring others. “When we shoot the show everyone spreads out and goes to different stations, either in the control room or the studio room,” Genova said. “We have one director for each room that communicates to run [both of] the rooms.”](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/99A5C9E9-CB2C-44CB-9FAF-EB4A095BEC2B-900x676.jpeg)
![TALK SHOW Genova talks to the camera crew while getting ready to film Every Dei. Each student has a role when filming the show, whether it’s being on camera, behind the camera, or in the editing room working on post-production. “The show has become far more student-centric in content and production,” Roberts said. “[The class] is fast-paced and student driven, so it becomes a collaborative effort.”](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/7FA228CC-D876-4FCF-9003-8B65E9CEAEEA-900x676.jpeg)
![FAWSM Ferguson’s mixtape, Fawsm, was produced under the name Francis. The overarching subjects of the mixtape were alter egos and multiple personalities. Ferguson features some interludes throughout the project, getting inspiration from some of his favorite artists. One interlude, “Dear Francis” explores the idea of a Peter Parker/Spider-Man alter ego dynamic that Ferguson has himself. “I listen to a lot of you know, whether it's the real classic albums, back in the day like Kendrick Lamar and […] Kanye West,” Ferguson said. “And Kanye was very notorious for putting out interludes. And all that stuff. So yeah, like skits and stuff.” (Photo courtesy of Ethan Ferguson)](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/6CB8B2DC-3C72-4362-9207-37ADE2E7E3B2-900x887.jpeg)
