Jack Lorski was born on March 10th, 1960 in Paris. After a literature-based baccalauréat at the Lycée Montaigne he went on to study journalism at the Sorbonne, followed by specialist media training at the INA. At the age of 25, he launched his career as a journalist, setting off into the field with his camera slung over his shoulder. For 5 years (from 1985 to 1990) he covered the conflicts in Lebanon as a special reporter for the British daily "International". He won professional recognition with his at times disconcerting articles for the current-affairs magazine "WTE".
During the 1990s, he covered the main hotspots (Iraq, Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Kosovo) as chief reporter. He became known for the frequently unorthodox slant to his reports, and uncovered a number of sensitive affairs (particularly the traffic in human organs implicating MP Kourievski). After 1999 he moved on from the written press to camera journalism. He made several documentaries about the United States, notably "Crime in America". He joined SKL Network in 2001 as a permanent staff member specializing in real-life dramas and social issues, such as the documentary currently available on our site: "Sects - the Hidden Menace".

Jack's desk at the Agency, as he left it.
Jack's desk 1 - Jack's desk 2