Eric Medine is a Berlin-based experiential producer working in multimedia and video art. He has given numerous lectures, workshops, exhibitions, and presentations on topics such as curating electronic art, hacking video game hardware, and software programming for live video exhibitions.

In the early 200's he ran Drivethru Studios, a not-for-profit, independent gallery dedicated to emerging artists working in painting, video, and sculpture in Chicago

In 2004 he closed down the Drivethru Studios and relocated to Los Angeles to pursue a graduate degree at the Otis School for Art and Design. Since then he has shown work at the Los Angeles Juried Exhibition, the Angels Gate Art Center, Track 16 Gallery in Santa Monica, the SuperSonic Exhibition at the Barnsdall Art Park in Los Angeles, Walled Cities Gallery in San Pedro, Andrew Shire Gallery in Los Angeles, and the KunstVlaai Exhibition in Amsterdam.

He was co-director of La-Va.org, a loosely knit community of professionals in the visuals field in Los Angeles until 2010. From there he worked as an Experiential Producer and Creative Technologist as the CEO of TenTon Raygun in Los Angeles and San Francisco.

In 2020 he moved to Berlin and co-founded AVJam Berlin, a monthly audiovisual performance series connecting Berlin's visual music, creative technology, and experimental arts communities.

Currently he works as the Commercial Events Producer for MotionLab.Berlin.