Lance Oppenheim
Lance Oppenheim is a filmmaker from South Florida. His films have been screened at film festivals across the world including Sundance, Rotterdam, Tribeca, True/False, and featured at the Museum of Modern Art and the Smithsonian. Online, his films have appeared on The New York Times (as three Op-Docs), The Atlantic, Vimeo (as six Staff Picks), NoBudge, and Short of the Week. Lance was a 2019 Sundance Ignite Fellow, named one of Filmmaker Magazine's "25 New Faces of Independent Film 2019," and is the youngest contributor to The New York Times Op-Docs. He graduated from Harvard University's Visual and Environmental Studies program in 2019. His first feature premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival and was distributed by Magnolia Pictures in 2021.
Lance Otto
Lance Otto is known for Saints and Soldiers: Airborne Creed (2012), 1883 (2021) and Butcher's Crossing (2022).
Lance Palmer
Born in the Deep South as an heir to the family Coca Cola business however it was not for Lance. He had different dreams. After a brief college football career he decided to head west to Hollywood. As an actor Lance did a few national commercials and some Soap work but then it was time to rock. Over a thirteen-year period Lance wrote close to three hundred songs, scored two Nashville publishing deals and an LA Indie record deal. In 2006 after leaving his record label and laying down the guitar he picked up the Reality TV show habit optioning twelve shows to top companies including Pilgrim Studios, Leftfielfd Pictures, Sharp, Pie Town, Cineflix, Ford Motor Co and Mike Mathis Productions. In 2014 Lance was signed by CAA, LA/NYC and landed a development producer position creating new content for Crazy Legs Productions. After seventeen years Lance recently returned to acting and booked two major feature within the first month. He is also pitching an original screenplay and TV series he wrote and also shoots photography.
Lance Parkin
Lance Parkin is a producer and director, known for The Boonies (2021), Marn (2017) and Baby (2016).
Lance Paul
Lance Paul was born on November 15, 1985 in Bridgeport, Connecticut to parents Vicki Jo Hoover and Robert Paul Hoover. Lance was raised in Naples, FL with his younger sister Savanna Leigh and Dallas. His late uncle was a theatre teacher at the local high school and was Lance's main influence into the acting world. Lance moved out to Los Angeles, CA in 2010 to pursue his acting and modeling career full time. Lance Paul is best known for his recent role in Realm of Souls as Paul. He has also been a producer and storyboard artist for the films Realm of Souls, Perdition and Closing Doors. He currently resides in Hollywood, CA.
Lance Percival
After being demobbed from the army having completed his national service he went to Canada where he got a job in advertising writing jingles for television commercials. At the same time he was the leader of a group of young musicians and singers called Lord Lance and his Calypsons doing night spots in Montreal and with him playing the guitar. He collects Sinatra records and likes Ella Fizgerald,
Lance Polland
Lance Polland began shooting High-8 films at the age of 14, after watching Rudy Ray Moore's "Dolemite," at that moment he decided that he wanted to go into show business. Science Fiction & Horror movies have always been apart of his life. His writing, directing and producing projects include Slices (2008), Bloody Bloody Bible Camp (2012), Crack Whore (2012).
Lance Posie
Lance Posie is known for The Wind Walker (2019).
Lance Raymundo
Lance Raymundo is known for Ang paglilitis ni Andres Bonifacio (2010), Thanks for the Broken Heart (2023) and Ako si Ninoy (2023).
Lance Reddick
Incisive, intense, multi-talented American actor Lance Solomon Reddick was born in Baltimore, Maryland, the younger of two sons, to Solomon Reddick and public schoolteacher Dorothy Gee. Having opted initially for a career in music, he attended first the Peabody Preparatory Institute and the Walden School before studying classical composition at the University of Rochester's Eastman School of Music, qualifying with a Bachelor's Degree. By the early '90s, however, Reddick was forced to re-evaluate his career plans because of a severe back injury suffered while pulling a double shift waiting on tables and delivering newspapers. A pressing need to make ends meet made him enroll at the Yale School of Drama, from where he went on to graduate in 1994 with a Master of Fine Arts Degree. He derived much inspiration from his classmate Paul Giamatti and came to regard Daniel Day-Lewis as his quintessential acting role model. Possessed of an athletic build and a deep, resonant voice, Reddick also had a self-declared affinity for accents. Preparing himself for his roles, he immersed himself fully into his characters as a "transformational performer", often rehearsing his lines in front of a mirror. He made his television debut in an episode of New York Undercover (1994). Though he played a couple of drug addicts early on, he soon found himself much in demand-- and ultimately typecast -- as powerful authority figures, from police detectives (Johnny Basil in Oz (1997)) to FBI agents (Law & Order (1990)) to senior defense attorneys (Cedric Daniels in The Wire (2002)). One of his best known roles on the big screen was as the mysterious Mr. Charon, concierge at the Continental Hotel, scene of much of the action in the John Wick (2014) franchise. Arguably, his most memorable character was that of Phillip Broyles, special agent-in-charge with the Department of Homeland Security, heading a team of experts investigating paranormal events in the outstanding science fiction drama series Fringe (2008). Broyles was a no-nonsense tough guy, who, nevertheless, remained steadfastly loyal in defense of his team against insidious forces from within and without. Unlike Broyles, Reddick's other important recurring TV character, Chief Irving in Bosch (2014), was a morally ambiguous man motivated chiefly by political ambition. Both were flawless performances. Prior to his sad and untimely passing in March 2023 at the age of 60, Reddick was much sought-after as a voice actor for animations and video games. He also never lost his lifelong passion for music, and, in 2007, released an album of his compositions entitled Contemplations & Remembrances. In private life,the twice-married Reddick was said to have been very much devoted to his three dogs.