Biographie
Laury Christensen is a producer living in Louisville, Kentucky. Her production career spans decades and crosses all genres, with beginnings in her home state of Minnesota. Laury recently had the opportunity to produce the Kentucky unit for the Emmy Award-winning limited series "Lost Ollie," a Netflix live-action/animated hybrid directed by Oscar Award winner Peter Ramsey ("Spiderman - Into the Spider-Verse"), created by Shannon Tindle ("Boss Baby," "Kubo and the Two Strings"), produced by 21 Laps and animated by ILM. The series took home 5 Emmy Awards.
While narrative film is her latest focus, Laury is best known for her museum work, where, for a period lasting more than a decade, Laury was contracted by Donna Lawrence Productions to head high profile, extraordinarily complex national museum projects. In collaboration with some of the nation's most talented artists, designers, writers and directors, and led by creative visionary Donna Lawrence, Laury produced and co-produced award-winning documentary films, interactive exhibits and multi-projector immersive environments. Projects include the National World War I Museum, the William J. Clinton Presidential Library, the Gettysburg Museum & Military Park, the World of Coca-Cola Museum, the National Infantry Museum (winner of the coveted Themed Entertainment Award - THEA) and "Out of Many, One..." the film that introduces the world to our democracy at the Capitol in Washington DC. These high caliber productions feature exceptional A-list talent: Morgan Freeman, Glenn Close, Donald Sutherland, Sam Waterston, Sam Elliot and more.
Laury is passionate about improving gender balance in the film industry and is co-founder and President of Women In Film Kentucky.
