Producer for the National Film Board of Canada's Digital Studio. He oversees the production and ideation of many of its core projects. He has recently completed Gymansia the first full immersive 360 stop motion VR animation. Following its Tribeca Film Festival debut, Gymnasia is being shown across the globe, including Korea, Italy, Canada, Poland and others. He also produced Canadian Screen Award winning VR experience Biidaaban: First Light, the Webby Award winning short video OK Google and the genre defining interactive documentary, Bear 71. His years of experience as a creative technologist in the advertising industry combined with his artistic background make his expertise invaluable in creating world leading interactive experiences.

Previously, Dana was the Creative Technologist and Technical Director at Dare / Cossette one of Canada's preeminent interactive advertising agencies. Some notable projects include the 2010 Olympic's first social media sharing website - CanadaCode, a social media portal for McDonalds Crew - StationM and numerous award winning advertising web experiences. He also has a Master's Degree in Fine Arts – New Media from the University of Western Ontario.

Film and cinematic VR producer and director. In 2004, together with Agnieszka Janowska, he founded the Centrala company producing documentary and feature films. Centrala has produced twenty-five films to the date (mostly international co-productions) that have received several dozen awards at international film festivals, including over a dozen Grand Prix. His documentary Gugara (2008 - producer, screenwriter, director (together with A. Dybczak), editor) was selected for screenings at the Cannes film festival and was purchased for the collection of the Centre Pompidou Museum of Contemporary Art in Paris.

Co-founder of Circus Digitalis company (2012), which creates solutions in the field of digital 3D imaging. Initiator and leader of the Cinematic VR language research project at the Łódź Film School. Since 2016, he has been organizing Czasoprzestrzenie (Spacetimes) showcase of cinematic VR to promote virtual reality as an artistic field. His VR documentary "Whispers" (2019 - producer, screenwriter, director together with Patryk Jordanowicz) won the Biennale College Cinema VR 2019 and premiered at the Venice Film Festival.

Tbilisi-based artist and exhibition maker. Working mainly in public spaces in her artistic and curatorial projects, she brings art to unexpected places, questioning the possibility of a different future.
A key element of her art practice is a text, written “off the page”. With words and sentences artist gives titles to the places to reveal what is invisible.

Natroshvili is founder of the museum on the move – Museum of Contemporary Art Tbilisi. Recently she has founded platform of words - Frequently asked questions - platform of words that involves all kinds of text-related formats.
Mariam Natroshvili is working in collaboration with Detu Jincharadze.

Culture expert and programming-team member at the National Film Archive’s Audiovisual Institute (FINA). Initiator and coordinator of Teraz/Wtedy (“Now/Then”, a series on Polish documentaries) and Filmy o Pisaniu (“Films about Writing”, on dialogues between text and screen), as well as events dedicated to the latest trends in audiovisual and digital culture (NInA Beta Version Festival, New Wave of TV Series, and Games for Impact). Literary contributor for Dwutygodnik.com and Notesna6tygodni.pl. Editor and translator of books on art and audiovisual culture.