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Nina Callaway

Producer at Art Processors

Nina Callaway is a versatile professional with a background in creative multimedia production, project management, and writing. She specializes in the intersection of arts, culture, and media, showcasing a diverse skill set that spans various sectors.

Nina Callaway holds an A.B. in English and Theater from Smith College, demonstrating a strong foundation in both literary and performing arts disciplines. Additionally, she studied at TJHSST, further honing her skills and knowledge in a specialized field.

With a rich and varied career history, Nina has held significant roles in prominent organizations. She has served as a Producer at Art Processors, showcasing her expertise in managing multimedia projects in the art realm. Prior to this, she has held positions such as Digital Content Producer and Strategy Consultant at Freelance, Content Designer at Antenna International, and Production Director at CHIPS.

Nina Callaway's experience also extends to renowned institutions such as The Museum of Modern Art, where she worked as a Digital Media Producer, and Apartment Therapy: The Kitchn, where she held the role of New York Co-Editor for thekitchn.com. Furthermore, her writing proficiency is highlighted through freelance roles with Fodor's at Random House, About.com - New York Times Company, and as a Consultant for various projects.

In addition to her multimedia and writing roles, Nina has showcased her leadership and strategic skills as the Director of Marketing and Development at the Irondale Ensemble Project, emphasizing her ability to drive organizational growth and visibility.

Nina Callaway's career trajectory exemplifies a dynamic professional who excels in weaving together creativity, project management, and strategic content development. Her diverse experiences across arts, culture, and media make her a valuable asset in the creative industry.

Highlights

Sep 11 · linkedin

Brand new form factors are exciting to use, but challenging to help users feel comfortable and know what to do. That's why this Fast Company quote is so meaningful. "Others are digital—like an “art tech tree” designed by BlueCadet, where kids can sit around a projection-mapped table and turn bits of cardboard into playable drums. Over the course of an hour or so, I watched a small child, four or five at most, take part in every single one of these activities with ease, and with barely any assistance from an adult."

A testament to a lot of hard work from our team at Bluecadet, and the value of user testing!

Sep 8 · linkedin

Thank you to the NY Times for such a wonderful write-up of this incredible project that was many years in the making. (And bonus - I even got quoted!)

Kudos to Heidi Holder, Douglas Hegley, Brett Renfer, Darcy-Tell Morales, Mandy Kritzeck and everyone at the Met, Bluecadet, and Koko Architecture + Design for pushing boundaries and setting a new gold standard for creative learning environments.

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Brooklyn, New York