Lisa Seidenberg began professional life working with video pioneers Nam June Paik & Ant Farm. then broadcast television in New York City  for ABC News, WPIX , WTN, REUTERS, BBC &  PBS . War zones & international locales - Lebanon, Syria, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Mongolia and Haiti. Sent to Russia to film the end of Communism.

Director of photography on   "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous", "Trauma:Life in the E.R.", "Good Morning America", "The Newshour with Jim Lehrer".

Industrial videos for PepsiCo  and Stolichnaya in Siberia and Kazakhstan... the fall of the Berlin Wall... the Gobi Desert for "Mongolia on the Edge of Time".

Recipient of several grants & commissions & film festival awards inc two-time winner of the Artist Fellowship Award in Film/Video from the Connecticut Commission on Culture & Tourism. 

"The Road Taken...The Merritt Parkway" was selected for Systems/Fictions, displayed in the Gallery of the Connecticut Commission in Hartford .

Her films screen internationally in Film Festivals and other venues inc. the Soros Foundation and the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC, the American Humanist Association and the Tully Center for Free Speech.

Seidenberg herself is profiled in the 2007 film, "Women Behind The Camera" (2007) a feature film by Alexis Krasilovsky . http://www.womenbehindthecamera.com/index.html

She is currently a contributing writer for VENÜ Magazine

In the past year,  her focus has shifted  to  experimental works intended for gallery or art spaces."Mermaid re-Mix" and "Cold War Film Clips"  were shown at  NESTArtsFactory in Bridgeport, CT fall/2011.

She is currently curator of "Cold War in our Backyard" at the Westport Historical Society, an exhibit and installation.