About SmithWalker Productions
Located in Monerey, California.
We have produced award-winning science documentaries and outreach components for various production companies, nonprofits, musuems, and newmedia ventures.
Hannah Smith Walker
Hannah holds degrees in biology, photography, and filmmaking. In 2009, Hannah completed a thesis on new media and education called "Moving Beyond Broadcast", and an award-winning children’s film called “Why don’t we ride zebras?” Hannah spent the previous three years helping create several National Geographic/PBS documentaries and new media projects for Sea Studios Foundation. Currently, Hannah runs SmithWalker Productions and PodClassTV.
Mark Walker
Mark is interested in new media and museology and enjoys using skills from both fields to educate and inspire interest in the natural world. He co-created Stanford Universities' "Microdocs: Short attention span science video" project. This site uses short video to teach ecological sustainability concepts in a flexible, user-driven manner. In addition, Mark is the curator of the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History. This institution is over 125 years old and displays an eclectic mix of human and natural history objects. In addition to curatorial duties, he is exploring ways to use new media to build a larger community for this museum.
