and Ross McCall. The following year, he produced the supernatural martial arts film Ninja Apocalypse, starring Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa and Ernie Reyes, Jr., which premiered at San Diego’s Comic-Con in 2014. He then produced the award-winning Chinese-American romance film Comfort, which premiered in competition at Cinequest, and served as associate producer on the Southern noir thriller Mississippi Murder, starring Malcolm McDowell and Luke Goss. In 2015, he produced a holiday film called A New York Christmas, released by Shoreline Entertainment, starring Jamie Bamber, Tracie Thoms and Jasika Nicole. He quickly followed that up as co-producer and UPM on Pray for Rain from ESX Productions and Lucas Oil, a mystery starring Jane Seymour, Missi Pyle and Paul Rodriguez. In 2016, he produced horror movie The Basement, starring Mischa Barton, followed by Chinese new media series The Offer the following year. In 2018, he worked on several feature documentary projects, including Lil Buck Renaissance for French director Louis Wallecan and Somewhere in the Middle for longtime collaborator Nathan Ives. He graduated with a bachelor of arts in film studies from UC Santa Barbara and a master of fine arts in motion picture and television producing from the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Erika Heidelberger, and serves as a freelance producer, line producer, production manager, post production supervisor and development consultant. He is a member of the Producers Guild of America. Filmography Cycles (2001) Flintown Kids (2005) Harsh Times (2006) You've Got A Friend (2007) Man Overboard (2008) Who Stole The Soul? (2009) Chopper (2011) It's Not You, It's Me (2012) Ninja Apocalypse (2014) Comfort (2015) A New York Christmas (2016) Mississippi Murder (2016) Pray for Rain (2017) The Basement (2018) The Offer (2018) Somewhere in the Middle (2019) References 1977 births Living people American film producers