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Raymond Horwitz

Raymond Horwitz

As Black Belt’s special projects editor, Raymond Horwitz currently serves as the content-and-design liaison between Black Belt and Active Interest Media’s Web-production team. Concurrently, he shoots and edits behind-the-scenes video footage for the new www.blackbeltmag.com, supervises production and marketing for the company’s book and DVD library, coordinates production of the yearly Buyer’s Guide, and supervises assembly of the yearly Black Belt Collection catalog.

During his seven years with Black Belt, Raymond has served as head researcher/writer and production designer for Black Belt’s 2005 and 2006 Hall of Fame and Industry Awards banquets, as well as collaborated in the concept, launch and evolution of the specialty publications FightSport and Self Defense for Women.

Outside of the office, Raymond has been a keyboard/piano player on the Los Angeles pop scene for more than 15 years, has recently begun experimenting with the medium of digital photography, and is rumored to occasionally eat and sleep. rhorwitz@aimmedia.com

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