Beatriz Mascaro

Beatriz Mascaro is an executive producer with nearly two decades of experience in non-scripted television, known for her work in long-running reality and documentary-style series. A graduate of the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication (2002), she began her career as a production assistant on a home improvement show before quickly advancing into associate producer roles. Early in her career, she relocated from Florida to New York, gaining industry experience that helped shape her trajectory in factual entertainment and unscripted storytelling.

She went on to work at the BBC on BBC’s What Not to Wear, where she advanced from associate producer to director-level responsibilities, building strong skills in character-driven storytelling and production leadership. Mascaro later joined MTV, where she became a long-standing creative force behind the Teen Mom franchise. From its earliest stages, she helped develop and produce the series, overseeing the documentation of real-life stories over more than 16 years and contributing to its evolution into a landmark reality television franchise.

Throughout her career, Mascaro has specialized in documentary production, reality television, and video post-production, with a focus on authentic, human-centered storytelling. She is recognized for her collaborative leadership style and her ability to guide complex, long-form narratives while ensuring the voices of real people remain central. After years in New York production, she returned to Florida during the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to explore new creative opportunities in television and media while remaining active in the industry.

• University of Florida - B.S.