Biography
As an independent producer working with partners such as Disney Channel, Netflix, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, Apple and others, Loris has produced countless hours of content for kids and family, including live action and animated series, specials and movies such as StarBeam, Johnny Test, Shezow, Supernoobs, Happy Monster Band, Bob's Broken Sleigh, Ghost Patrol, Swindle and Miracle's Boys.
Before venturing out on her own, Loris was Senior Vice President, Creative Affairs at Sony Wonder, where she managed the Creative department, including acquisitions, development, production and international co-production of children's television and video programming for the global marketplace as well as oversight of the studio. While there, she served as Executive Producer on numerous projects including animated series Rainbow Fish and animated feature Lion of Oz.
Prior to Sony Wonder, Loris was Director of Marketing & Acquisitions, Special Interest Programming for Columbia TriStar Home Video, where she was responsible for the acquisition and marketing supervision of children's and special interest programming on a worldwide basis. Projects included National Geographic, Oscar's Greatest Moments, The Snowman and the American Justice documentary series. Loris started her career at SVS Inc., the former home video company owned by Sony Corporation.
Loris is on the Board of Advisors for the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, chairs the annual Mattel Party on the Pier event benefitting the UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital, is a graduate of Syracuse University and resides in Los Angeles, California with her husband, Kory, daughter Shayna and their pack of dogs.
