Zac Reeder

Zac Reeder grew up in San Bernardino, California and earned a degree in Psychology from UCLA, where he also pitched for four years on the University's NCAA baseball team. Zac began his career in production at ZM Productions ("Encino Man", "Hearts of Darkness: a Filmmaker's Apocalypse"), where he started as a production assistant and eventually helped produce some of the behind the scenes, "making-of" programs the company was famous for. After his stay at ZM, Zac moved on to Fox's television movie department, where he worked on several made-for-television movies in various production capacities.

Zac gained experience in the intricacies of international distribution while at New World International, whose library included almost every type of film and television show, including "Heathers", "Revenge" and "The Wonder Years". Zac later moved on to become Director of Acquisitions and Development for West Side Studios (aka "AIP"), a prolific producer of independent action films. At West Side, Zac met Bryan Todd and the two decided to go out on their own, forming 4 Corners Entertainment Inc.

Through 4 Corners Entertainment, Zac produced three modest budgeted genre pictures, and distributed over 20 feature films, including limited distribution of the Academy Award winning documentary, "Hoop Dreams," and international distribution of the "Dead Head" documentary "Tie-Died."

After four years at 4 Corners, Zac joined PorchLight Entertainment as its Head of Acquisitions. Since joining PorchLight, Zac has acquired the rights to over 20 feature films and many hours of series programming, including the award winning family film "Shiloh 2." Zac has also acquired the rights to reality-based programs and documentaries, including "Everest - Climb for Hope," "Disasters at Sea" and "South America Expeditions."