About Leron Kornreich

Leron Kornreich is a travel journalist, documentary producer, and television writer with a unique range of experience in news, reality, and entertainment programming, along with corporate public relations and online video production.

Leron is also the founder of Timeless Legacy Video, a life story documentary company. She is also the producer of Knishes and Compassion, the story behind the founding of the SOVA food pantry in Los Angeles.

Leron is an experienced television writer and field producer. She wrote half-hour scripts for three nationally televised real estate and design programs: National Open House, Good Buy/Bad Buy, and Design on a Dime. In her capacity as a field producer for MultiVu, she produced celebrity interviews, technology and medical reports, corporate videos, and web content.

For ten years, Leron covered breaking news as an on-air television reporter in New York City, New Jersey, and Connecticut. She has also freelanced as a contributing reporter for a range of prestigious print publications, including Time magazine, The Washington Post, The Jewish Week, and The Star Ledger.

Leron had the opportunity to live Down Under for close to one year. She traveled all around Australia and New Zealand, contributing travel and feature reports. She is also the author of the young adult novel Ivory Towers, which tackles a variety of teen issues including academic and parental pressure. She holds a Master's Degree from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.