Lawrence Smith is a veteran multimedia producer with over 40 years of extensive Producing and Executive Producing experience in Television, Music, Film and Web-Casting, constantly creating and developing innovative and new media ventures.
Lawrence Smith is a visionary and recognized for his outstanding abilities to initiate new business ventures. Through Smith’s extensive personal and business relations within the entertainment industry, he has the proven capacity to assemble and facilitate strong and accomplished production teams, establishing new privately owned or publicly held innovative business ventures within the entertainment and media industry. 
Lawrence Smith is credited in helping to usher in “The Golden Age of Music Video” starting in 1980. Smith was the creator and executive producer of the very “first” weekly music television series “Hollywood Heartbeat,” hosted by Bob Welch of Fleetwood Mac which inspired the creation of MTV. “Hollywood Heartbeat” was aired in the U.S. in over 84 markets, including the “Top 10” markets, and was broadcast on ABC, CBS, NBC, independent networks, syndicated internationally by Gold key Media and was distributed internationally. Lawrence Smith executive produced the multi-platinum and award winning Warner Home Video “The Doors – Tribute to Jim Morrison”, which was MTV’s first concert special and has since become a rockumentary staple on music channels around the world. Lawrence Smith together with London’s Virtue Broadcasting UK and MSN/UK, executive produced one of the first, and that year’s most acclaimed, live worldwide web cast concerts: The Doors' Ray Manzarek "Light My Fire" - A Return To The Whisky a Go Go. Smith received his BA in Fine Arts from Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, New Jersey.