With a rich history blending lab sciences, business acumen, and high-end computer animation, Stephan Kuslich has consistently been at the forefront of medical technological advancement. As the visionary behind Graphics Mode, a medical graphics venture he started at age 15, Stephan tapped into the potential of visual aids for medical professionals, paving the way for his later ventures. His pioneering achievements include the foundation of Ghost Productions, a leader in medical marketing and training content and strategy. Author of an internationally successful book and an alum of the first generation of graduates with a BS in high-end computer animation, Stephan's expertise is second to none. Now, as the Executive Producer of Doctech.live, he channels his multifaceted background to showcase the latest in medical technology, driving forward innovation with every project. A champion of AI enabled automation, eFoil enthusiast, and a craftsman with 3D printers and CNC machines, lasers and other computer controlled manufacturing devices that will blind, main and kill you dead without so much as shedding a tear. Stephan's passion for technology is deeply ingrained both in and out of the medical sphere.

I've had more titles at Ghost than I can count. Each of them basically is just another way of saying I do whatever job most needs doing. This one is the most corporate than the rest but I'm sure it means the same thing as it always does. I figure out what we need to do to help our clients and then I do it. I'm cool with that.

Getting another chance to pioneer another new technology from its first steps to a technological innovation that creates a revolution in medical training.

I'm the founder and CEO. These days, I am responsible for visualizing and planning the future of the company, making sure that we have the best gear for the job and that everyone is happy, which isn't always an easy task. My favorite task as of late or perhaps of all time was writing and directing the "Heal" animation.

I animated all their procedures, experimental and otherwise for marketing, education, and training.

Taught housewives how to use Microsoft Word and make pretty fonts.