Kate Raisz

Kate Raisz is an award-winning media producer with decades of experience translating highly complex subjects into engaging media pieces for the general public and filming experience on six continents. She has expertise in all roles and types of media including feature films, exhibition videos, immersive rooms, sphere projections, interactives, and multiscreen experiences. Clients include the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, University of Nebraska State Museum, Ellis Island National Immigration Museum, Biomuseo Panama, Hong Kong Maritime Museum, New England Aquarium, Aquarium of the Pacific, PBS, History Channel, Discovery Channel, and National Geographic Channel.

Kate Raisz is speaking at the Digital Exhibitions Summit 2026 :

Cost-conscious Digital Innovation and Outreach

Meaningful digital innovation does not always mean new tools—it often means using existing ones more strategically. This session demonstrates how thoughtful development and reuse of assets, including the ESRI StoryMaps platform, and strategic development can drive innovation in environments with reduced funding and limited staff capacity. Using Bison: Standing Strong and the Bison Roadtrip as case studies, presenters share practical, proven methods for turning one digital project into sustained, multi-platform outreach that maximizes impact while minimizing cost and labor.