Eric Prescott

BIO

Eric Prescott most recently produced and directed the music videos "Lost" and "Taste Me" for up-and-coming rock act 1945, as well as the first in a series of short documentary profiles called "I'm Vegan". He also executive produced Bachelor Party Massacre, a feature film distributed worldwide by IFM World Releasing in 2006.

That same year, he directed, co-produced, co-wrote and edited On The Brink, a 12-minute drama about cultural assimilation in America. The short was shot in HD (using Sony's CineAlta F900) with a professional cast and crew, including director of photography Rey Villalobos. On The Brink was an official selection at 7 festivals in 2006, including Edward James Olmos's Los Angeles International Latino Film Festival, Nosotros, and the Bay Area International Latino Film Festival.

Universal Studios President & COO Ron Meyer called On The Brink "beautifully shot" and noted that Eric was capable of handling a feature film. Follow this link for additional details about the film, its cast and crew, and to browse a behind-the-scenes photo gallery. Request a copy of the film (industry inquiries only).

Directing credits prior to On The Brink were also self-produced, except for the spec unscripted pilot Psychic Ambush, for which Eric was hired by P2 Films while his co-written comedy, Bastards, was under option there. Eric has written or co-written nearly a dozen scripts while honing his directing, producing, and editing skills on the following completed productions:

FEATURES

• Bachelor Party Massacre - Exec. Producer

SHORT FILMS

• I'm Vegan: Michael - Writer/Director/Producer
• On The Brink - Writer/Dir./Prod./Editor
• 6:30AM - A Morning Odyssey - WDPE
• The Analysts - DPE
• Utica - DPE
• Search for the Big-Squatch-Yeti - E
• Breach - DPE

SPEC TV PILOTS

• Psychic Ambush - DPE
• Deejays at Large - WDPE

MUSIC VIDEOS

• "Lost" (1945) - DPE
• "Taste Me" (1945) - DPE

He is currently in active development on three new feature projects, including the indie comedy, Bastards, which is now casting for Eric to direct; a horror film about a slaughterhouse worker who can't stop killing, in which he will star; and a feature-length documentary about the surprising impact of our food choices (the HD shoot has commenced with Eric at the helm).

Additional projects are ready to go, including several scripts, a documentary short series, and a number of documentary feature films and television series, while several other projects proceed through long-term development.

In addition to his work as a filmmaker, Eric has starred in numerous short films, as well as two of his own, The Analysts and 6:30AM, and has been a day player on TV's Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Days of Our Lives. Feature credits include MGM/UA's Deuces Wild and Trinity Broadcasting Network's The Theory of Everything.

In 2006, Eric was also one of the key producers in charge of mounting the 3rd Annual Artivist Film Festival at the historic Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.


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