Lilia Laurel
Executive Producer
About
Lilia Laurel is an executive producer working internationally on commercial advertising projects along all platforms, including television, social media, magazines, and events. With a main focus on video production, her work also features outstanding projects in 2D and 3D animation, as well as some projects created using an innovative LED Volume and ARFX technologies for filming advertisement videos.
Initially starting her career as a full-time producer at a fashion magazine, later moving fully into the production of TVCs, during her career, Lilia has produced multiple fashion campaigns, editorials & looks-books, events, fashion shows, as well as music videos and films.
In 2020, Lilia Laurel was nominated for a BAFTA award for producing an animated short film directed by Naaman Azhari called "The Magic Boat".
In 2019, Lilia Laurel together with Gabriela Kassab founded a vintage fashion exhibition and silent auction called Gold Diggers. The exhibition featured unique vintage pieces from brands such as Dior, Chanel, Celine, Hermes, Saint Laurent, and many more. All items were auctioned and sold under the brand. It was the first known luxury silent auction in the region, which was meant to not only give luxury items a second life but decrease the taboo against the second-hand market and increase sustainability agenda in fashion.
In 2023 Lilia continues to work as an independent executive producer as well as a brand owner and creative director of her eco-sustainable clothing line called Béni Par La Nature.
Initially starting her career as a full-time producer at a fashion magazine, later moving fully into the production of TVCs, during her career, Lilia has produced multiple fashion campaigns, editorials & looks-books, events, fashion shows, as well as music videos and films.
In 2020, Lilia Laurel was nominated for a BAFTA award for producing an animated short film directed by Naaman Azhari called "The Magic Boat".
In 2019, Lilia Laurel together with Gabriela Kassab founded a vintage fashion exhibition and silent auction called Gold Diggers. The exhibition featured unique vintage pieces from brands such as Dior, Chanel, Celine, Hermes, Saint Laurent, and many more. All items were auctioned and sold under the brand. It was the first known luxury silent auction in the region, which was meant to not only give luxury items a second life but decrease the taboo against the second-hand market and increase sustainability agenda in fashion.
In 2023 Lilia continues to work as an independent executive producer as well as a brand owner and creative director of her eco-sustainable clothing line called Béni Par La Nature.
