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Rob Migrin is a Director of Photography, Editor, and Visual Effects Artist based in the DC area. He has over 10 years of professional broadcast and web experience. Rob works on broadcast projects for The National Geographic Channel, The Smithsonian Channel, and The Discovery Channel. His web experience includes projects for The National Museum of American History, The Discovery Learning Alliance, SLAM, and FHI 360. Previously, he studied Screen Arts and Cultures at the University of Michigan.
"There's no place like home..." Dorothy's Ruby Slippers—now nearly 80 years old—have called the National Museum of American History home for more than 30 years. Now YOU can join the Smithsonian and Kickstarter in our campaign to conserve this American icon, and get exclusive rewards and updates. will you help us #KeepThemRuby?
Rob Migrin is a Director of Photography, Editor, and Visual Effects Artist based in the DC area. He has over 8 years of professional broadcast and web experience.
Solving the affordable housing crisis requires new ways of thinking. Through collaboration and innovation, we can make housing safer, more accessible, and affordable.
An hour long special focusing on the contentious US/Mexico border and what it means to wildlife that roam both sides of the fence.
With point guard Immanuel Quickley on his way to Lexington next year, John Calipari has a stud ballhandler to drive the Wildcats toward another deep NCAA Tournament run.
Fifty years after the Fair Housing Act became law, we reflect on why the legislation was needed. And we look toward the challenges that remain to create a more equitable housing system.
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