Rachel Goslins, a celebrated and accomplished filmmaker, made her mark on the cinematic world by premiering her feature documentary 'Bama Girl at the esteemed SXSW festival in 2008, a notable achievement that was subsequently broadcast on the Independent Film Channel.
Rachel's remarkable cinematic journey has spanned a wide range of prestigious entities, encompassing National Geographic, Discovery, PBS, A&E, and History, amongst others. Her impressive repertoire includes films crafted for these esteemed organizations, showcasing her versatility and expertise as a filmmaker. Furthermore, she has held the esteemed position of Director at the Independent Digital Distribution Lab, a groundbreaking collaborative project between PBS and ITVS, whose primary objective was to facilitate the online dissemination of independent films, thereby democratizing access to unique cinematic experiences.
Rachel's professional journey underwent a significant transformation when she assumed the role of Executive Director of the President's Committee on Arts and Humanities, a position she held from 2009 to 2015, utilizing her expertise to foster a deeper appreciation for the arts and humanities within the nation's capital.
In a more recent development, Rachel was appointed as the Director of the Smithsonian's Arts and Industries Museum in August 2016, a testament to her unwavering dedication to the arts and humanities, and a reflection of her reputation as a visionary leader in the cultural sector.
