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Name
Lee Schneider
Bio
I'm the founder of DocuCinema, which produces documentaries, media and applications to help people collaborate. I am the founder and creative director at Red Cup Agency. We use digital media to build campaigns around your brand and grow your influence online.
I live in Santa Monica with my wife and new baby (and I have two grown children, a daughter who lives in NY and a son who lives in San Francisco.)
I've been a producer at Dateline NBC have written, produced and directed documentaries for History Channel, Discovery Health, Learning Channel, Bravo, Food Network, Court TV, ReelzChannel and A&E. My media work for corporate clients includes films, DVDs, and short form video for Children's Hospital Los Angeles, Meredith Corporation, Home Depot, Pacific Community Ventures, AIA San Francisco, Mountain Mama Maternity and Real Food Daily.
I've taught workshops and lectured at USC's School of Architecture, University of Minnesota College of Design, and at Architecture for Humanity in San Francisco. Video conferencing is weird but interesting and I'm still learning how to speak to my laptop as though it is a person.
I live in Santa Monica with my wife and new baby (and I have two grown children, a daughter who lives in NY and a son who lives in San Francisco.)
I've been a producer at Dateline NBC have written, produced and directed documentaries for History Channel, Discovery Health, Learning Channel, Bravo, Food Network, Court TV, ReelzChannel and A&E. My media work for corporate clients includes films, DVDs, and short form video for Children's Hospital Los Angeles, Meredith Corporation, Home Depot, Pacific Community Ventures, AIA San Francisco, Mountain Mama Maternity and Real Food Daily.
I've taught workshops and lectured at USC's School of Architecture, University of Minnesota College of Design, and at Architecture for Humanity in San Francisco. Video conferencing is weird but interesting and I'm still learning how to speak to my laptop as though it is a person.
