Lior Neumann is a multidisciplinary figure, a pioneering and serial entrepreneur of exceptional inspiration, leading innovation and creativity in his diverse spheres of endeavor. From an early age, he exhibited impressive entrepreneurial abilities, establishing the first-of-its-kind "News Company" in high school – a unique initiative where he interviewed students, authored literary articles, documented pivotal events, and produced targeted advertisements, displaying notable communication skills and the innovative spirit that would characterize his work. During his significant military service, he exhibited extraordinary intellectual curiosity and invented a novel software that enhanced the efficiency of the IDF's "Casualties Department." Post-discharge, he successfully initiated and spearheaded value-driven ventures such as the "Friday Market," providing a platform for artistic creation and the preparation of high-quality food products. In 2011, amidst an economic boycott of Israel, Lior demonstrated exceptional leadership and, in collaboration with the star MACY GRAY, produced a video calling for an end to the boycott and the resumption of negotiations – a bold and broad-minded humanitarian step. In the ensuing years, Lior invested in a calculated economic endeavor and established a startup for international tourism, followed by a successful company for developing innovative educational programs integrating art and technology. Currently residing in Vancouver, Canada, Lior serves as a senior partner at the prestigious Aliro immigration platform, fulfilling the roles of Art Director and Community Manager, resolutely leading innovation and creativity in every undertaking. Concurrently, Lior continues to initiate and teach professional courses in entrepreneurship, project management, and advanced business thinking, constantly striving to spearhead innovation in the diverse fields he partakes. Beyond the aforementioned, Lior is a veteran and experienced filmmaker, having witnessed the technological revolution in this industry over more than two decades of professional activity. He bore witness to the historic transition from film cameras to digital cameras, and from manual editing using tape readers and cumbersome equipment, to efficient computerized editing with advanced software. His extensive experiences reinforced his perception that the essence of cinema lies not in technology per se, but in the creativity and cinematic thinking it entails. From this perspective, in the course "Assembling a Video" he instructs, students learn not only the use of essential technological tools such as online Photoshop, editing software, advanced Google searches, graphic editing, and sound engineering techniques, but more importantly – the art of genuine cinematic creation that lies at the heart of the field. His students are exposed to the boundless realm of possibilities offered by modern cinema and are invited to fully realize the magic and creativity inherent within it.