Meg Hanrahan is an award-winning documentary maker, media producer, writer and owner of Meg Hanrahan Media. Whatever the project, Meg’s focus is on telling stories that engage, enlighten, and inspire viewers toward connection with each other, nature, and our world. Her work has been shown on PBS stations, in museums and galleries, and at public screenings across the country.

Meg recently completed A Force for Nature: Lucy Braun (2018), a one-hour documentary that was released to PBS stations nationally through NETA (National Educational Telecommunications Association) after broadcasts in Ohio and Kentucky.

Producing and writing credits also include regional Emmy award winners: Sacred Spaces of Greater Cincinnati (2008) and Cincinnati  Parks: Emeralds in the Crown (2009).

Other credits include museum installations at the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Cleveland Health Museum, and Ft. Worth Zoo.

In addition, Meg regularly produces video for Procter & Gamble and other corporations and non-profit organizations.

Meg extends her reach in the community as Adjunct Assistant Professor in Electronic Media Communications at the University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College, and as Vice President of the nonprofit Voyageur Media Group, Inc.