Rebecca Horne is multimedia producer, writer and an artist with experience in editorial and commercial photography and video. As a photo editor/photo director she won awards at the Wall Street Journal and Discover magazine. She has also worked as an art producer in advertising, and as a photography consultant and producer for tech startups like Storehouse and Airbnb.

She has taught at the California College of the Arts and Rutgers University and has written on art, photography and science at Wired, CNN, the National Academy of Sciences, Spectrum IEEE, Nautilus Magazine and others. Recent writing includes Portraiture: the Paradoxes and Politics of Looking for LensCulture, and What do these Uploaded videos say about Society on photographer Doug Rickard on CNN.com, an essay for California-based photographer Johnna Arnold's In/Finite Potential book. Exhibition history includes solo exhibitions at Roebling Hall Gallery in New York City, the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia.