The London Multimedia Laboratory for Audiovisual Composition and Communication (LML) is a research unit at the Institute of Social Psychology, at the London School of Economics (LSE). It provides an international research basis for resource, curriculum and policy development in three sectors:

- Education

- Development, Health and Community Enhancement

- Innovation and Creativity in Organisations

Within the brief of the LML, the definition of audiovisual composition and multimedia communication is very specific. Audiovisual composing processes are seen as paralleling, and complementary to, written composing processes. Authoring and communicating in multimedia integrates these distinctive composing processes.

What is special within the LML is that both audiovisual and multimedia composition are seen as universal modes of communication available to everyone: focused in the notion that intelligent development and extension of multimedia communication will depend upon a society where all kinds of people (not just media professionals, or educators) are capable of generating multimedia text and using new electronic communication technologies for one-to-one communication as well as one to many.

The LML aims to extend the power and application of audiovisual composition an multimedia communication in areas where the application are immense.