Sarah Klein

Co-Founder of Redglass Pictures, a leading production studio specializing in nonfiction immersive storytelling for museums, editorial, and brands.

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July 2026

Redglass Pictures co-founder Sarah Klein is an award-winning producer, and director. Klein most recently led the creation of a series of installation pieces for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. In 2025 her team lead all linear and interactive media for the 30 thousand square-foot National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas. She directed Out of the Dark for PBS, an Anthem award-winning series on athletes and mental health; History of Memory, a Webby award-winning series for HP, and Miracle on 22nd Street, a short film for the New York Times recently optioned by Tina Fey and Universal Pictures. She also co-directed a series of films for the Ken Burns series, Cancer: The Emperor of Maladies, which won a DuPont Award. Among the many hats she wears at Redglass, Klein leads creative development and production. She has had the honor of interviewing Barack and Michelle Obama, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, John Kerry, Warren Buffet, Michael Chabon and J.J. Abrams to name a few.

Practice Area

Branded Environments, Digital Experiences, Exhibition, Public Installation

Focus Area

Exhibition, Interactive

Industry

Cultural, Education, Entertainment, Museums, Visitor Centers