Susan Wallner

Susan is an award-winning producer of arts and history programming. As a principal at PCK Media, she is a co-series producer and regular contributor to State of the Arts. Prior to forming her own independent production company, she was a staff producer/director at NJN Public Television.

Susan’s recent projects include Keeping the Pinelands, a documentary produced for NJ PBS, and NJ Women Vote, a series of shorts produced for the NJ Historical Commission. Her documentaries Kea’s Ark and Anne Morrow Lindbergh: You’ll Have the Sky can be seen on Amazon Prime. Her previous nationally-distributed documentaries include Ben Shahn: Passion for Justice, Toshiko Takaezu: Portrait of an Artist, Michael Graves: The Warehouse, Crossroads: The Story of a Theatre, and New Glass for Wheaton.

Susan has an MA from the University of Pennsylvania Annenberg School of Communication and a BA from New College of Florida, where she majored in Social Theory. She also studied photography and art history at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her awards include multiple New York and Mid-Atlantic Emmys, four CINE Golden Eagles, two NETA Awards, a Worldfest Houston Gold Special Jury Award, and a Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Fellowship.

Susan has two grown children, a devoted dog, and a husband who’s an artist and loves to cook. She hikes and practices Iyengar yoga, and has shelves full of books she fully intends to read.

susan@pckmedia.com
215-530-6726