Lewis Green, a native of Philadelphia, embarked on a life-altering journey by transferring to Los Angeles, where he boldly defied convention by abandoning his academic pursuits in favor of a career in the film industry. This daring decision ultimately led to his involvement in an impressive array of over 300 television commercials, a testament to his unwavering dedication and passion for his craft.
Furthermore, Lewis's bold move also led to a four-year apprenticeship under the guidance of the renowned director Jackie Cooper, who had previously lent his expertise to iconic television shows such as M*A*S*H, Trapper John, M.D., and The White Shadow.
As the curtain closed on his impressive tenure in the film industry, Green embarked on a new chapter of his career, utilizing the invaluable expertise he had accumulated during his stint as a film crew member to secure positions on various sets, where he had the privilege of working alongside nearly every major studio, including the esteemed Universal, MGM, and Columbia Pictures.
This extensive experience ultimately laid the foundation for Green's transition into the realm of professional screenwriting, a craft he devoted himself to for a remarkable twelve years, immersed in the vibrant and fast-paced environment of Hollywood.
Notable producer collaborations of Green's full-time writing tenure included the esteemed David Kirshner, John Davis, and Jeffrey R. Neuman, who collectively brought his creative vision to life. This talented writer also had the privilege of working alongside renowned directors such as Barbet Schroeder and Raul Ruiz, fostering a collaborative environment that nurtured his artistic growth. Throughout his illustrious career, Green has penned and developed a staggering twenty-four screenplays, a testament to his remarkable skill and dedication. Furthermore, an impressive dozen of these scripts have been successfully sold, optioned, or commissioned by prominent entertainment companies, a remarkable achievement that underscores his proficiency and versatility as a writer.
Notable filmmaker Green has amassed an impressive portfolio of five cinematic endeavors, boasting a diverse range of esteemed directors who have lent their creative vision to his projects, including the illustrious Peter Hall and the accomplished Reuben Preuss. Moreover, his films have also boasted a talented array of actors, including the accomplished Antonio Banderas, the esteemed Rebecca DeMornay, the charismatic Dennis Miller, the captivating Jennifer Beals, the ruggedly handsome Scott Glen, the striking Theresa Russell, the ruggedly talented Daniel Baldwin, the venerated Martin Sheen, and the accomplished F. Murray Abraham.
In the year 1998, Green's profound interest in black and white photography and theatre started to take precedence over other aspects of his life, ultimately leading him to allocate a significant amount of time to nurture and explore these creative passions.
It is worth noting that his stage plays, which include "Release" and "The New Patient", have been earmarked for adaptation into screenplays, thereby opening up new avenues for creative expression and storytelling.
Green's involvement in the world of theatre led him to take a fascinating journey of self-discovery, during which he decided to hone his acting skills at the esteemed Playhouse West, under the guidance of the renowned actor Jeff Goldblum.
Additionally, he continued his studies in acting at NoHo Studios, where he had the privilege of learning from the accomplished instructor Chris Fields, thereby further refining his craft and expanding his repertoire as a performer.
In the year 2002, Green made a deliberate decision to relocate to the European continent with the intention of significantly enhancing his personal life as well as his artistic pursuits.
As he settled into his new surroundings, Green threw himself into his work, taking on the role of writer-producer in the development of a feature film titled "Dudes" in collaboration with the renowned Studio Hamburg World Wide Pictures.
Simultaneously, he worked on the romantic comedy "Big Spender" for TV60 Film, a Munich-based production company.
Green's latest creative endeavor is a multi-cultural sex comedy, tentatively titled "Wo Ist Bahnhof?", which is currently in development with the innovative Novapool Artists in Berlin.
The year 2003 marked a significant turning point in the life of Green, as he made the bold decision to return to his roots in Southern California. It was during this period that he founded LG Home Products, a venture that would allow him to unleash his innate creativity and innovative spirit.
As the years passed, Green's entrepreneurial endeavors took him on a remarkable journey to the other side of the world. In 2008, he relocated to Asia, a move that would prove to be a transformative experience, exposing him to a vast array of new cultures, customs, and ways of life.
During his time abroad, Green spent several years immersing himself in the rich tapestry of Asian society, traveling extensively throughout the region and residing in a multitude of different countries. His experiences during this period were nothing short of extraordinary, with estimates suggesting that he visited a staggering 36 countries and called six different nations home.
And yet, despite the many wonders and adventures that he had encountered, Green's journey was not without its challenges. The rigors of travel, the difficulties of adapting to new environments, and the inevitable pangs of homesickness all took their toll on the entrepreneur.
But Green's indomitable spirit and unwavering determination ultimately prevailed, and in 2019, he returned to the United States, forever changed by his experiences abroad.
