Genna Duberstein is a multimedia producer who works at the intersection of art and science. Her award-winning video and graphic design work has been aired on PBS and featured in Vanity Fair, WIRED, The Atlantic and National Geographic. She holds an M.F.A. in digital media from American University and bachelor’s degrees in Spanish and studio art from Ohio State University.
She draws on her background in fine art, multimedia production and social media marketing to create and distribute a variety of work. From high-tech operating rooms and glamorous fashion runways to congressional events on Capitol Hill and makeshift migrant camps, Genna has covered many interesting places.
Currently, she documents happenings on the most dangerous and challenging locale yet: the sun. She is the lead multimedia producer for heliophysics at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. Her latest project, Solarium, is a large-scale video installation that will allow viewers to experience scientific data in an awe-inspiring way. Solarium will be featured in Georgia State University’s Window Project this November.
A resident of the Washington, D.C., area, Genna enjoys long runs and eating cookies, though not at the same time.