Orly Shuber

Filmmaker and photographer

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Filmmaker and photographer based in Los Angeles

Orly Shuber on KCRW

For all of LA's sprawl and suburbia, there is a part of our city that has tried hard to be a mini-Manhattan: LA’s corporate downtown.

Reinventing Downtown's Corporate Icon

For all of LA's sprawl and suburbia, there is a part of our city that has tried hard to be a mini-Manhattan: LA’s corporate downtown.

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