Services
Cultural
Consulting
Drawing on decades of research and practice in Greek history, classical antiquity, and cultural identity, Katerina Zacharia offers consulting services for cultural institutions, museums, heritage organizations, tourism bodies, and media companies. Services include scholarly expertise on ancient and modern Greece, cultural programming development, cross-cultural partnership building, and academic advisory roles for exhibitions, publications, and educational initiatives.
FilM & THEATRE
Production
An award-winning filmmaker and experienced dramaturge, Katerina Zacharia offers producing, directing, and dramaturgical services for documentary films, fiction films, and theatrical productions. Past collaborations include the Michael Cacoyannis Foundation in Athens and Stanford Repertory Theater. Services include script development, dramaturgy, casting direction, producing partnerships, Greek translation and supertitles, and artistic direction.
Interview
&
storytelling
An experienced on-air host, interviewer, and moderator, Katerina Zacharia brings intellectual depth and warmth to conversations with artists, filmmakers, and cultural practitioners. She is the creator and host of Voices from the Margins, a podcast and vidcast series on contemporary Greek culture, and has conducted interviews and moderated Q & A sessions for Learning Community Events, Academic Conferences, the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival, and international cultural events. Available for podcast hosting, on-air interviews, film Q&As, and event moderation.
Public speaking
Katerina Zacharia is a sought-after keynote speaker, symposium panelist, and event moderator with a distinguished record of public engagement across the United States, Greece, and internationally. Topics include classical antiquity and modern Greek identity, visual culture and performance, inclusive pedagogy, and the intersection of classics and contemporary media. Recent engagements include the inaugural Dimitris Papaioannou Artist in Residence program at LMU, and the 2023 Society of Classical Studies plenary session.