ABOUT US :
We are a small, dynamic woman-owned business and we are passionate about our work. With every project we bring the right mix of artful design, creative storytelling, strong content and state of the art technology... and the perfect team.
 
Pauline Steinhorn, Producer / Director / Writer
Pauline Steinhorn started Duet Communications in 1999 to provide exceptional video production services to broadcast, corporate and most recently government clients. An award winning Producer, Director and Writer, Ms. Steinhorn seamlessly moves back and forth between the worlds of broadcasting and corporate media.  She focuses her efforts on programs with a message -- understanding how to juggle work and family (PBS), helping teachers develop strong classroom practices (training) or promoting the efforts of the United Nations (advocacy commercials).

Bill Creed, Producer / Editor
An award winning Producer and Editor, Bill Creed’s work stands out for its creativity, hi-tech expertise and outstanding story telling.

Bill’s credits appear regularly on the Discovery channels, PBS, CNN, and the History Channel. Bill is currently editing the second season of the award-winning Discovery Science series, "What the Ancients Knew". He co-produced and edited "Casting Calls, Ethnic Stereotypes in the Movies", which continues to air on Discovery-Times.

Marjolaine Souquet, Production Manager
Marjolaine defines herself as the nuts and bolts of the production process. “I love nothing more than taking a brilliant idea provided by someone else more creative and brainy than myself and figuring out how to bring it to life.”

Good organizational and people skills have always worked in Marjolaine’s favor. In the midst of a lively career in film, Marjolaine took time off to work for Greenpeace on their communications’ campaigns. She returned to media with increased skills in communications strategy.

Laurie Zivetz, PhD, MPH, International Development and Communications
After nearly 30 years of grassroots and global development work in Asia, Africa and Eurasia. Laurie has turned to communications as a means of giving voice to women and marginalized communities who are affected by political and resource allocation decisions.  
 
Stanley Staniski, Director of Photography
Stanley Staniski has traveled around the world and back filming in over 60 countries for broadcast documentaries and educational videos. Most of his work has been in the Third World. Stanley understands the complexities of working in distant locations and has the cultural sensitivities to interact effectively. Statewide, he has directed films for museum use, including the award winning profile of artist "William Christenberry" for the Corcoran Gallery.