Kathryn Silvia is an Associate Producer at Northern Light Productions, where she supports storytelling through archival research and project management. A graduate of Wheaton College, she developed a strong foundation in research-driven storytelling through writing and directing several documentaries during her studies. Kathryn is drawn to archival-rich narratives that spark curiosity and deepen audience engagement.

Rich Remsberg is an Emmy-winning Archival Producer with over 20 years of experience sourcing rare footage for documentaries, museum exhibits, and interactive media. At Northern Light, Rich curates historically rich, visually compelling content for clients like the Smithsonian, the National WWII Museum, and the National Park Service. A published author and former faculty member at the Library of Congress Field School, he brings deep research expertise and a sharp editorial eye to every project. His credits include acclaimed productions for HBO, Netflix, Disney+, NatGeo, and PBS, and collaborations with directors such as Lawrence Kasdan, Ben Stiller, Penny Lane, Amir Bar-Lev, Eugene Jarecki, Jesse Moss, Dawn Porter and Marshall Curry on the Academy Award-nominated film A Night at the Garden.

Megan Reilly is a Senior Producer and Project Manager at Northern Light Productions with more than 35 years of experience producing broadcast television and multimedia across platforms. A skilled storyteller and collaborator, she currently manages a multimillion-dollar exhibition for the California Science Center and has overseen major projects for the Boston Bruins Heritage Hall, the National Museum of the Pacific War, and National Geographic. Megan holds an MS in Journalism from Columbia University and BAs in English and Philosophy from Boston College. She brings strategic leadership to every production she manages.

Malaika Woluchem is a Producer at Northern Light Productions, where she develops media that explores identity, politics, and collective history. She began her career at Northern Light and has since produced films and interactive content for institutions such as the National Music Museum, the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center, and the New Jersey Hall of Fame. Her work has been featured on platforms including Hulu, HBO, and Showtime, and is known for elevating underrepresented narratives through meticulous research and creative storytelling.

Dan Smith is an Interactive Producer at Northern Light Productions, where he guides the development of digital experiences from concept through installation. With over 20 years in exhibit design and media production, Dan merges technical fluency and creative storytelling to deliver seamless, engaging interactives. His background includes work for the Museum of Science, Boston, and a wide range of interpretive media firms. He holds a BA in Anthropology from Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

Emmanuel Desir is an Associate Producer at Northern Light Productions, where he specializes in archival research and historical content. His work supports interactive and linear media for institutions like the Smithsonian, the National WWII Museum, and the National Civil Rights Museum. Emmanuel holds a degree in History with a concentration in Global Studies and is known for uncovering rich visual materials that bring historical narratives to life.

Audrey Calhoun is an Associate Producer and Researcher at Northern Light Productions. She supports story development and production through archival research and coordination, contributing to media that is historically grounded and emotionally engaging. A graduate of Lesley University’s Digital Filmmaking program and former Artists for Humanity Fellow, Audrey brings leadership, curiosity, and creative energy to every project.

Mark Dorgan is a Senior Interactive Producer at Northern Light Productions, where he leads the creative development of immersive media installations. With two decades of experience, Mark combines design thinking, emerging tech, and storytelling to create meaningful museum experiences. He guides teams through content strategy, prototyping, testing, and deployment, ensuring each exhibit is technically sound and emotionally resonant.

Michela Sandberg is a Producer at Northern Light Productions, where she brings strong research skills and a passion for historical storytelling to short-form documentaries and museum media. Her recent work includes films for the Annenberg School of Journalism, the National Music Museum, and the National Park Foundation. With a background in sociology and linguistics, Michela helps shape thoughtful, archival-rich narratives from concept to completion.