Victoria Lewin
Producer/writer/interviewer/editor
Victoria's comfortable conversational interviewing style and professional sensitivity as a producer/writer/editor found eloquent expression in our new public TV program Great Grandfather's Drum, filmed in Hawai'i and Japan. For our public TV science documentary The World in a Box, Victoria traveled all over the world to film at the UN World Food Programme, FEMA, the World Wildlife Fund, the Library of Congress, and many other major organizations. Ms. Lewin began her career in New York City at CBS publishing, later she became a producer for Skyline Films in New York. A member of SAG/AFTRA, Victoria appeared in national commercials for Fab, Wheaties, Wonder Bread, Gallo Wine, McDonalds, Nationwide Insurance, Comet Cleanser, Tropicana Orange Juice and Ortho Pharmaceuticals. She produced a half-hour documentary on race relations in high schools for HUD. In Alaska she wrote, directed and hosted an award winning series of over 1,200 public radio interview programs celebrating the cultural diversity of Alaskans including Inupiat, Yup'ik, Athabascan, Tlingit, Haida, Aleut and non-native Alaskans, which aired on 22 stations throughout Alaska for 8 years, and on National Native News. She also created a short film about the Maui Matsuri Japanese summer festival, and produced 3 PSAs for the From Bento to Mixed Plate exhibit for the Japanese American National Museum. Victoria is co-founder and vice president of Opticus Media.