An advocate for the most at-risk species, Katie works at the nexus between science, empathy, and storytelling. A decade of working with partner organizations spanning six continents, including National Geographic, Smithsonian, BBC, The Wilderness Society, HBO and PBS has afforded her self-sufficiency in all aspects of production. As a recipient of the Henry Luce Fellowship, Katie spent more than a year in Southeast Asia collaborating with scientists and conservation organizations. As Founder and Head of Production for Coral & Oak Studios, Katie creates award-winning films which have accrued millions of views across social media and inspired tangible results on the ground. Her award-winning documentary, Pangolin has reached over 50 million people, winning six Best Short Awards and has been an important tool for conservation. Katie is a National Geographic Explorer, a graduate of the Corcoran College of Art and Design and a member of the International League of a Conservation Photographer’s Emerging League. She currently lives and works in Washington DC with her husband and dog, Bullseye.