Lance Dow is an agent for Eris Talent Agency in Beverly Hills, in the creative, literary arts as well as in the development of content for Eris Content for clients of Eris Talent Agency which then packages clients with the content. He also heads the agency's dedicated Latin content development. Lance is also an active professional writer of films and television programming as well as digital content. He was recently and the head of U.S. Development for a China-U.S. film and television global media company Han Pictures and Media Company with U.S. budgets from $2 million to exceeding $100 million global projects intended for A-list Hollywood and China talent participation and represents the company and its projects. Lance wrote two of the company's lead-off stories - "Gargantuan" a science-fiction Kaiju film, "Alone" a Chinese driven Gravity/Interstellar and "In The Times of The Locusts" a WWII film based-around the infamous "Doolittle Raid" historical events and Japan's furious and vengeful - Operation Sei-go. He wrote the origin story for the company's U.S.-Chinese original television series "Iron & Silk" aka Steel & Wheels following two young Chinese sisters that become avengers in present day - Los Angeles. Lance was also a former head of development for two other U.S. film and television companies. He is the writer/producer of the Soulstice Saga - a book-to-film franchise with elements of Twilight, Underworld. Also being produced from Lance's works are the Latin action-thriller "Saving Sara Cruz", the Latin television series "Estrellas", Fuego, Sharks, and the Narcos-like Bolivia-centered autobiographical 80's series about the Bolivian Cartels "White Hot" -- the formerly intended sequel to "In The Line of Fire", now a standalone film titled "In The Line Of Duty". Lance is also the creator of the tent-pole youth-centered street-racing & heist film franchise "No Stopping Us" with elements of Fast & Furious, Gone in 60 Seconds, and The Italian Job. Lance developed films & television shows with former head of Showtime - Original Programming, Jerry Offsay including "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and the television series "Private Lives". Lance's works are still regularly considered by the studios and production companies alike. He's been read and considered by a Who's Who of box office stars and also has his works with the top agencies and was represented by the former Endeavor Agency with works also handled by William Morris, CAA, UTA and APA. Lance has also been a go to ghostwriter for action thrillers and dialogue and a consultant for book, TV series, and film pitches. His works are represented by his entertainment attorney and Eris Talent Agency's Tina Contogenis. Show less «