Henri Mazza has been a part of the Alamo Drafthouse since 2003, back when the now legendary theater chain was still a one screen cinema located in the warehouse district of downtown Austin. Working directly under founder Tim League, Henri oversaw the growth of the brand image as they opened 10 locations around Texas and grew the empire to include the Rolling Roadshow, Badass Digest, Mondo Tees, Fantastic Fest and Drafthouse Films. He created many of the signature events the theater has become known for, including the interactive Action Pack screenings of Sing-Alongs and Quote-Alongs, but his biggest claim to fame came in the summer of 2011 when the "Angry Texter Voicemail" PSA he put together quickly received nearly 5 million views online and was featured in major media outlets from The View to Anderson Cooper.

Lisa is the director of Live Cinema UK: the country's only organization focused on bringing artists, exhibitors, distributors and producers closer together to create amazing experiential cinema experiences. Live Cinema UK is now actively seeking international partners and artists to develop new live cinema events for film and music festivals, and for international music festivals interested in streaming their festival to big screens.

Lisa recently acquired funding from Arts Council England to conduct the world's first industry research into live cinema, culminating in the world's first Live Cinema Conference in London this May 27th. Lisa works with a who's who of clients and partners across the UK including the BFI, Sneaky Experience, Leeds International Film Festival, Sheffield Doc/Fest, Bradford City of Film and the National Media Museum, with collaborating live soundtrack artists including DJ Yoda, British Sea Power, Public Service Broadcasting and Asian Dub Foundation. Prior to establishing Live Cinema UK, Lisa held senior positions Leeds International Film Festival and Sheffield Doc/Fest where she worked on the world premiere live events of From the Sea to the Land Beyond with British Sea Power, and The Big Melt with Pulp's Jarvis Cocker.