Producer

Gini Lazar started her career in real estate in 1978 -1989 working with the largest Century 21 franchise companies in Southern California. In 1989 she moved on to becoming a co-owner of one of the top 10 Century 21 franchise offices in the nation.

After moving to Israel in 1997, she began working as a director of sales and foreign media marketing, researcher and production for Media Group International - MGI, Inc. She served as a researcher and producer on, "The Millennium Minutes", "Middle East Milestones", including the 2001 internationally acclaimed documentary "Alois Brunner: The Last Nazi." This film was an official entry at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival and Palm Springs International Film Festival. It won first prize for documentary feature at the Atlantic City International Film Festival in 2003. During her stint at MGI while in Israel (1997-2002), she coordinated stories and features for Extra, Hard Copy, Real TV, Israel's Channels One and Two, APTN in London, METV, Le Sea Broadcasting, Cornerstone, EWTN and Trinity Broadcasting, Fox's WNYW-TV, Good Day New York, KCBS Channel 2, Los Angeles and business features for CNBC.

Ms. Lazar moved back to the U.S. in 2002, where she continues to work for MGInews and its clients, Fox News, Court TV (tru TV), Spike TV, Country Music Channel, and the History Channel. She created and developed MGI News' web site - www.mginews.com - and maintains its contents. She is presently acting as producer and researcher for a MGI News documentary: "Bad Arolsen - Hiding the Dead". In addition, she works with a cohesive team of producers for TriBro Pictures.