He Hopped the Fence
March 15th 2008 14:37
Terence Michael began his professional career at Warner Bros. after hopping the fence and knocking on a random door, which turned out to belong to Lethal Weapon director Richard Donner. Richard Shooed him down the hall to his wife's office. Lauren Shuler-Donner allowed Terence to spend one summer away from Pepperdine University, where he earned a Bachelors of Science in business administration, to intern for Lauren while she produced Free Willy.
Terence graduated with honors and quickly ascended the ranks, serving first as story editor and later as director of development with veteran producers such as John Hyde, producer of Das Boot, and Academy Award-winning producer of Rocky, Gene Kirkwood. At the age of 23, Terence Michael Productions was formed. Terence continued to produce or executive produce high-quality, art-house feature films. This included the TriStar release of the Sarah Jessica Parker and Elle MacPherson feature, If Lucy Fell, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in '96. Terrence recent releases include US Films and Universal Focus release Never Again with Jill Clayburgh and Jeffery Tabor. To this day Terrence has produced or executive produced 18 films.
Terence graduated with honors and quickly ascended the ranks, serving first as story editor and later as director of development with veteran producers such as John Hyde, producer of Das Boot, and Academy Award-winning producer of Rocky, Gene Kirkwood. At the age of 23, Terence Michael Productions was formed. Terence continued to produce or executive produce high-quality, art-house feature films. This included the TriStar release of the Sarah Jessica Parker and Elle MacPherson feature, If Lucy Fell, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in '96. Terrence recent releases include US Films and Universal Focus release Never Again with Jill Clayburgh and Jeffery Tabor. To this day Terrence has produced or executive produced 18 films.
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