Richard is a veteran of Film and Television with an incredibly diverse body of work.He just wrapped "Justice," a period Western starring Jackson Rathbone, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Steven Lang, Nathan Parsons, Ellen Hollman, Quenton Aaron, and Robert Carradine which has been picked up by Universal for a 2017 Theatrical release.His career began with a series of cult, genre, and family films including the Quentin Tarantino favorite "Vice Girls," the Genesis Award winning, "The Bike Squad," and the groundbreaking "Call of the Wild 3D."Richard's Indie thriller "InSight" was theatrically released to critical acclaim Yahoo Movies calling it "Well Directed and Acted From Start to Finish." The feature, starring Natalie Zea, Sean Patrick Flanery, and Christopher Lloyd was later picked up by A&E Networks for its World Television Premiere.Subsequently, Richard Directed and Produced seven back-to-back features for A&E including : "Imaginary Friend," starring Ethan Embry, Lacey Chabert, Amanda Schul, and Paul Sorvino, "In The Dark," starring Elisabeth Rohm, Sam Page, and Shannon Elizabeth, "The Good Mother," with Helen Slater, Jean Louisa Kelly, Patrick Fabian and Beverly D' Angelo, "Non-Stop," starring Lacey Chabert, Drew Seeley, Will Kemp, and Veronica Cartwright, "The Wrong Woman," starring Danica McKellar, Jonathan Bennett, Dina Meyer, Jaleel White and Jim O'Heir, and "Escaping Amish" starring A J Michalka, Alyson Stoner, Jean Luc Bilodeau, and Jesse McCartney."The Wrong Woman" is the highest rated film acquisition in the network's history. It's sequel "Mommy, I Didn't Do It" is set to air on New Year's Day 2017.Other recent work includes the TV Pilot, "Art Kills."Richard also continues to work as an actor and musician, his album "Double Life" released Jan 12, 2017.Additionally, Richard was a producer on both Steve Boyum's Fox feature "Supercross" and the Toronto Discovery Award Winner "Beautiful Boy," which starred Michael Sheen and Maria Bello.A graduate of USC, Richard lives in Los Angeles with his wife and three children. Show less «