Zack Parker
A native of the Midwest, Zack Parker is originally from the small town of Richmond, Indiana where he began making films at age 11. Acquiring a deep passion and interest in film as he grew, Zack went on to study filmmaking at Ball State University in Muncie, IN and later at UCLA in Los Angeles, CA. Always returning to the Midwest to shoot his films, Zack has directed and produced 6 shorts, the most recent of which, Deception (2001) debuted at the Slamdunk Film Festival in Park City, Utah in 2001. Inexchange (2006) marked the feature directorial debut for Parker in 2006, a film that went on to much critical acclaim in the horror world, including such horror staples as Fangoria Magazine and Horror.com, and was subsequently released in 15 countries on DVD. After a successful run at such festivals as the Seattle True Independent Film Festival and the Indianapolis International Film Festival, Zack's second feature, Quench (2007), was released in October 2008 by Vanguard Cinema. Again garnering much critical praise, the film won the Award for "Best Director of a Feature Film" at the New York International Independent Film Festival, as well as named "One of the Best Films of the Year!" by Rogue Cinema. Parker's third feature, the perceptual thriller Scalene (2011), starring veteran character actress Margo Martindale, Hanna Hall, and Adam Scarimbolo was released internationally in 2012 by Gravitas Ventures and Breaking Glass Pictures. Winner of several awards, including the "Grand Jury Award for Best Feature" at Dances with Films in Los Angeles, the film went on to be deemed a Critic's Pick by The New York Times and Filmmaker Magazine. Parker is currently in post-production on Proxy (2013), a European-style dramatic thriller starring Alexia Rasmussen, Alexa Havins, Kristina Klebe, and Joe Swanberg.
Zack Pearlman
Pearlman's acting career began after he submitted an entry for a contest with the website Funny or Die and was given the opportunity to audition for a role in The Virginity Hit. The movie is described as a "documentary style comedy" that follows a group of friends and their exploits as they try to lose their virginity. To increase the realism of the movie the directors gave Pearlman and his cast mates cameras to film many of the scenes themselves. Pearlman began his TV career as Leslie Kaczander in the season 1 finale of Breaking In. In 2012, Pearlman played Jay in the American remake The Inbetweeners. He also voiced Snotlout Jorgenson in Dragons: Riders of Berk, replacing Jonah Hill.
Zack Peladeau
Raised on a campground, He spent his summers in the country fields of Canada. On a farm with his grand father, while working construction with his father he found acting in his late teens. Making it his priority, film has always been a getaway. Whether watching movies or being a part of them, displaying emotions has always been a passion.
Zack Peter
Zack Peter isn't your average green-juice drinking millennial. As a writer, he has published a total of four books, with work featured on Yahoo!, Men's Health, Bustle, PopSugar, People, and more. In between collagen-martinis, you can catch his signature wit and gift-of-gab as host and producer of the hit weekly podcasts, #NoFilter with Zack Peter and #Adulting: Life Hacks to Get Your Sh*t Together. His work extends far beyond entertainment, spending the past decade raising awareness and funds for autism, even serving as the Executive Director for Jenny McCarthy's foundation, in honor of his brother, Ethan. He also helped launch several successful events and wellness conferences around the country, including The Autism Education Summit (a three-day conference of over 700 guests, held annually in Dallas); An Evening with Donnie Wahlberg (a benefit concert held in St. Charles, IL in 2016 and 2017; raising a total of $1.4M in funds for charity); and The Elevated Summit (a wellness event series hosting some of the country's top health experts). He often works as a regular event host/moderator at various wellness and culture events throughout the country and covers an array of topics from buzz-worthy health trends to pop-culture/celebrity news and gossip.
Zack Plante
Zack Plante is known for Wicked Tuna (2012).
Zack Popen
Zack Popen is known for The World's Most Beautiful Landscapes (2022).
Zack Ratkovich
Zack Ratkovich is known for Earthrise (2014), OzLand (2014) and Last Fall (2013).
Zack Ribbet
Zack Ribbet is known for Dick Night (2011).
Zack Roberts
Zack Roberts is known for Assassin's Creed (2016), Deliver Us from Evil (2014) and Dunkirk (2017).
Zack Robidas
Zack Robidas is known for Arbitrage (2012), It's Complicated (2009) and Blue Bloods (2010).
