Robin has built an inspiring career at the intersection of creativity, education, technology, and cultural enrichment. Co-leading MediaCombo with Michael Owen since 2004, she has directed many innovative and award winning digital experiences, particularly within the museum sector. She has worked with prestigious institutions such as the Rubin Museum of Art, New York Historical Society, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Metropolitan Transit Authority Capital Construction, Museum of the City of New York, the International Center of Photography, American Museum of Natural History, Jewish Museum, Liberty Science Center, and the Morgan Library and Museum.

Robin's work is driven by a profound belief in the transformative power of museums. She sees them as places that can inspire individuals, cultivate curiosity, and offer new perspectives on the world. Her contributions have specialized in narrative, interactive, and immersive experiences across a variety of platforms including video, mobile, web, and extended reality (XR). Her approach, regardless of the technology, has always been grounded in understanding how to enhance the user experience to generate audience engagement and enjoyment.

Working with XR technology since 2016, her projects have engaged visitors through augmented and virtual reality at the Pollock-Krasner House & Study Center, a national historic site in East Hampton, NY, the Morgan Library & Museum, Carnegie Museum of Natural History and in 2025 at the Everson Museum. MediaCombo is also currently working on a bold VR project that employs Visual Thinking Strategies to enhance critical thinking and communication skills for health professional students through art observation.

Robin’s career before MediaCombo was rooted in the art world, with roles at ArtForum Magazine, Crown Point Press, Viart, and Media Alliance, a nonprofit organization housed at WNET-TV/Ch 13 in the1980s, supporting film and video artists. Her leadership extends beyond her immediate professional roles; she has been involved in education and mentoring, including co-chairing the Media, Technology & Design Commission of the NYC Department of Education’s Career & Technical Education Commissions, and mentoring within the Museum Computer Network (MCN) program. Additionally, Robin is an alumna of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses accelerator. Her expertise is frequently shared at museum conferences such as Museum Next, MW2020 and 2021 and MCN, as well as at major XR conferences such as AWE, VRARA and the Immersive Global Summit. Robin's efforts exemplify a dedication to using digital technology to enhance cultural experiences and make art, history and science accessible, engaging, and inspiring for diverse audiences.

As a company principal, I lead MediaCombo into the arena of XR production in 2016 with a 360º video about Lake Baikal in Siberia. Since then I've combined my skills as a cultural documentary producer and technical director to transform the way museums and other cultural organizations tell their stories.

As a freelance producer, I have over 25 years of experience producing documentaries, commercials and music videos. I’ve gained a deep understanding of production and post-production technologies, and so I’m able to grasp quickly what a client expects to achieve from a production.
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My career was influenced by producing music videos for The Talking Heads, Television and other bands at the now legendary club, CBGBs, way ahead of MTV. I’ve also had the privilege of working with directors such as Peter Sellars, Jim Jarmusch, Lindsay Anderson, Michael Apted and Sam Peckinpah on a variety of music documentaries.

As a partner in MICA TV in the 1980s I produced a series of short video art portraits of the artists Cindy Sherman, Richard Prince, Laurie Simmons and others. These have been shown on the BBC and Channel Four, as well as in museums around the world, including the Metropolitan Museum of and The Whitney Museum.