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Luke Groskin is an award winning freelance video producer and filmmaker with 20 years experience of nonfiction storytelling and production. He has produced, shot, editing and animated more than 70 short documentaries focused particularly on science, health, technology and the people His work have been featured on Scientific American, Science News, National Geographic, Science Magazine, the NY Times, Quanta Magazine, Gizmodo, NY Presbyterian Healthline, and dozens of PBS stations, garnering more than 70 million views online. During 8 year tenure as the Managing Video Producer for Science Friday, he was responsible for all aspects of their documentary productions and acted as an on-air correspondent. Prior to working at Science Friday, he spent almost a decade making videos for the Wildlife Conservation Society, American Museum of Natural History, NRDC and several other non-profits.…Luke Groskin is an award winning freelance video producer and filmmaker with 20 years experience of nonfiction storytelling and production. He has produced, shot, editing and animated more than 70 short documentaries focused particularly on science, health, technology and the people His work have been featured on Scientific American, Science News, National Geographic, Science Magazine, the NY Times, Quanta Magazine, Gizmodo, NY Presbyterian Healthline, and dozens of PBS stations, garnering more than 70 million views online. During 8 year tenure as the Managing Video Producer for Science Friday, he was responsible for all aspects of their documentary productions and acted as an on-air correspondent. Prior to working at Science Friday, he spent almost a decade making videos for the Wildlife Conservation Society, American Museum of Natural History, NRDC and several other non-profits.

Luke Groskin

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Luke Groskin is an award winning freelance video producer and filmmaker with 20 years experience of nonfiction storytelling and production. He has produced, shot, editing and animated more than 70 short documentaries focused particularly on science, health, technology and the people His work have been featured on Scientific American, Science News, National Geographic, Science Magazine, the NY Times, Quanta Magazine, Gizmodo, NY Presbyterian Healthline, and dozens of PBS stations, garnering more than 70 million views online. During 8 year tenure as the Managing Video Producer for Science Friday, he was responsible for all aspects of their documentary productions and acted as an on-air correspondent. Prior to working at Science Friday, he spent almost a decade making videos for the Wildlife Conservation Society, American Museum of Natural History, NRDC and several other non-profits.…Luke Groskin is an award winning freelance video producer and filmmaker with 20 years experience of nonfiction storytelling and production. He has produced, shot, editing and animated more than 70 short documentaries focused particularly on science, health, technology and the people His work have been featured on Scientific American, Science News, National Geographic, Science Magazine, the NY Times, Quanta Magazine, Gizmodo, NY Presbyterian Healthline, and dozens of PBS stations, garnering more than 70 million views online. During 8 year tenure as the Managing Video Producer for Science Friday, he was responsible for all aspects of their documentary productions and acted as an on-air correspondent. Prior to working at Science Friday, he spent almost a decade making videos for the Wildlife Conservation Society, American Museum of Natural History, NRDC and several other non-profits.

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Luke Groskin is an award winning freelance video producer and filmmaker with 20 years experience of nonfiction storytelling and production. He has produced, shot, editing and animated more than 70 short documentaries focused particularly on science, health, technology and the people His work have been featured on Scientific American, Science News, National Geographic, Science Magazine, the NY Times, Quanta Magazine, Gizmodo, NY Presbyterian Healthline, and dozens of PBS stations, garnering more than 70 million views online. During 8 year tenure as the Managing Video Producer for Science Friday, he was responsible for all aspects of their documentary productions and acted as an on-air correspondent. Prior to working at Science Friday, he spent almost a decade making videos for the Wildlife Conservation Society, American Museum of Natural History, NRDC and several other non-profits.