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Martin Lisius began his storm chase career in the mid-1980's. He is founder of Prairie Pictures, a film and video production company and StormStock, the world's premier storm footage library. In addition, Martin founded and chairs the Texas Severe Storms Association (TESSA), a national non-profit dedicated to severe weather education. Martin produced, directed and wrote several television programs relating to severe weather including "Chasing the Wind" (1991), "Beneath Stormy Skies" (1994), and "The Chasers of Tornado Alley" (1995). He directed, co-produced and co-wrote "StormWatch" for the National Weather Service, which employs it nationwide as their official storm spotter training video. And, he photographed the first-ever violent class tornado on 35 mm motion picture film on May 30, 1998 in Spencer, South Dakota. In 1999, Martin teamed with Chevy Trucks to help create their "Storm Chaser" commercial for S-10 pickups. Member of the legendary "Spencer 4."
Articles by Martin Lisius
Mullinville, Kansas Tornado Intercept, May 7, 2002 Touching the Sky Tennessee Colony, Texas Tornado Intercept, May 4, 1999 Needle in a Haystack, Chase Day: May 30, 1998-Spencer, South Dakota S. Kansas Chase Summary, May 25, 1997 Colby, Kansas, July 21, 1996, Chase Pampa - Hoover, Texas, June 8, 1995, Chase The Tri-State Supercell, May 5, 1993
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