Whitney Rowlett

A microbiologist turned producer, Whitney is a VFX Producer for feature films, television, corporate clients, and virtual reality experiences on behalf of major corporations including Sony, Netflix, Apple+, Camouflaj, Meta, Marvel, SyFy, Verizon, The Travel Channel, Comedy Central, NBC Universal, CBS, and Riot Games. She was a member of the Academy Award winning art team on The Amazing Race, and wore several hats during production for The Lizzie Bennet Diaries and Emma Approved, both recipients of an Emmy for Original Interactive Programming. Whitney produced Virtual Reality experiences for Kellogg’s, General Electric, Nokia, Jaunt Media, and Google Spotlight Stories' "Help!", which received two Digital Craft Lions at Cannes.

Outside of the production office, Whitney has been teaching, choreographing, and performing historical dance – from the Renaissance through Regency - for more than twenty years Throughout her career, Whitney has developed dance programs at Living History sites, Renaissance Festivals, Conventions, and for stage productions and nonprofit events around the world.