Lawrence Green, filmmaker, photographer, and DJ is a native of Washington D.C. He graduated from Temple University’s Film and Media Arts and African American Studies programs. After graduating from Temple University, he held video production, television programming, and communication positions at various companies including the Service Employee International Union, Public Broadcasting Service, Prince Georges County Community College, Murray Hill Productions, The Feedroom (now KIT Digital), the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, and the International Foundation for ...

Brenda Kinzinger is a leader in the areas of video production, marketing and costume design. She helps inspire people to bring their creative vision to life.

I workin video and podcast production for a scientific professional association. Mypassions are for storytelling, and for integrating science and the humanities,which led me to pursue education and career opportunities in film and media aswell as Science & Technology Studies (STS). I’m hoping to return to somepersonal film projects this year on the side as well, including a shortdocumentary project and some writing.

A Seattle native, I've found myself working across the country at a variety of news organizations before landing at NASA TV in late 2019. While working at NASA Headquarters, I spend my time on assignments ranging from editing video promos for the flagship social media channels and producing video shoots, to writing scripts for narrative videos and mini docs. With a background in multimedia journalism, my passions include short-form video storytelling and the environment, but if it involves a story, I'm in.

Shannon Vossler is a flannel-wearing, chocolate-loving, coffee-guzzling kind of gal who can produce the heck outta some television and video. Although she came dangerously close to spending her life running psych experiments in the confines of academia, she’s always had a fierce creative side--making her TV debut at 3 months old, co-authoring her first book at age 4, and producing her first and full-length documentary at age 15. With two degrees under her belt from Boston University (Go Terriers!), as well as stints at Scout, the Boston POPS, Powderhouse, This Old House, and St. Jude ...

Jed Winer is a videographer, editor, and animator based in Washington, DC. He creates short educational videos for NOAA Ocean Today and enjoys figuring out how to convey NOAA’s important mission-driven work in an engaging and easy to understand visual way. He is currently working on a 6-part short animated series to teach kids about the connection between Earth's ocean, weather, and climate. Prior to joining NOAA, Jed worked at National Geographic, where he produced/edited documentary, news, and explainer videos.