About Laurence Liss
LAURENCE
LISS FIRST BECAME INTERESTED in film production trying to learn the
stop-motion animation techniques used by Ray Harryhausen in such
classic films as Jason and the Argonauts. As a teen Liss used
these techniques to produced a public service announcement about underage
drinking. The film won Panasonic's New Vision Award.
A graduate of New York University with a double major in film
production and mathematics, Laurence Liss is a creative and analytical
content creator. He has been working with non-linear editing systems
for more than ten years and has been a high-level editor for several national magazines. Liss has helped national publishing companies launch
multimedia initiatives and email newsletters.
In addition to content creation, Liss consults with companies on the implementation of multimedia
including audio and video, gives technical advice on equipment, and conducts multimedia seminars to aid companies in
training their staffs.
Due to his strong involvement with Internet content and media, Liss began working directly HTML and CSS code. His skill as a Web site developer led to a recent adjunct faculty position in the Media Arts Department of Santa Fe Community College.
