Studio Address:
10 Penn Valley Drive, Yardley, PA 19067
Phone:
267.346.2752
Owner/Managing Partner:
Ray Lombardi
Email:
Skype:
lorray007
Business Mailing Address:
Lorray Enterprises, LLC
19 Brecknock Court
Newtown, PA 18940
RAY LOMBARDI
Ray Lombardi’s fascination with multimedia began at a the age of 8 when he received a 3.5 inch reel-to-reel tape recorder for Christmas. Ray studied piano and brass instruments throughout elementary and high school. He began writing and performing music in his high school rock band. After high school, Ray went on to study music at what was then Trenton State College.
After two years at Trenton State College, Ray moved onto Northeastern Bible College where graduated with a degree in music composition in hopes to become a worship pastor. Ray married during his senior year of college and immediately took a full time worship pastor position in Mount Clemens, Michigan.
Ray then moved onto a teaching position at a Christian school in Clinton, NJ. At the young age of 27, Ray was selected to serve as the headmaster of the school and his career took a shift from music and teaching to administration. Throughout his time as an administrator, Ray continued to pursue and use his musical skills by writing children’s musicals. Ray has written over 20 musicals for children which have been performed all around world, and have been translated into a variety of languages.
In 2000, Ray returned to music and worship full time that Ray was away, worship had changed into a multimedia experience, including music, drama, dance, and video. Ray integrated video skits, backgrounds, and presentations into the worship environment, and as a result began a worship oriented video production company. Over 10 years, Ray created hundreds of video products that are used in churches both nationally and internationally around the world.
In April of 2010 Ray decided once again to change his career course. Ray became a full time videographer. Today, Lorray Design Studio and today operates as a boutique Philadelphia video production company creating a wide variety of products for both individuals and corporations. Ray’s experience enabled him to get a quick start in the Philadelphia videography business.
DAVID MICKOLAS
David worked for almost two decades for the nation’s largest cable operator, Comcast, becoming Senior Designer for the graphic department of the CN8 division in its infancy. His years at Comcast and CN8 culminated in an Emmy award for Outstanding Production Design, and he carries over that talent as Lead Creative Designer for Lorray. He is also an accomplished photographer and producer, working with some of the world’s largest clients. If you’re looking for animation, DVD authoring, or advanced motion design, David can make it happen.
SIZZLE REELS BY DAVE
RICH AHEE
Rich has created original video content for a variety of industries. From commercials to feature films and everything in between he has proved himself in multiple roles throughout the production pipeline. His love of visual storytelling began when he saw Return of the Jedi and has grown to be a downright obsession ever since. Originally a 3d artist Rich made the transition to video in 2010 and has been fortunate to work on incredible projects with amazing people. His work with Shift Media Productions helped earn them Best Video Production in the Poconos in 2012. Rich has extensive skills in numerous creative software such as 3ds Max, Maya, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere, Adobe After effects, Adobe Audition, and Z-brush.
CHRIS MURRAY
Chris Murray is an American filmmaker, producer, and cinematographer. His works range from narrative fiction, to non-fiction documentaries, music videos, commercial spots, live events, corporate events, and more.
Most recently, Murray has served as Director of Photographer / Cameraman for a short film, The Burning Tree, which won Best Cinematography at the Philadelphia 2014 Project Twenty One Film Festival.
Murray began his career in the active duty military serving in the United States Air Force as an F-15 aircraft mechanic when, traveling, he picked up an admiration for still photography and cinematography. He later transferred to Philadelphia and began studying Film & Media Arts at Temple University, as well as minored in General Business Studies. While having admiration for 16mm / 35mm film, Murray is still just as involved in digital formats ranging from DSLR’s to RED Cinema Cameras.
Murray is also an experienced steadicam operator, editor, photographer, writer and director.
