Who We Are

RICHARD HARDING – President and CEO

Richard founded Sixth Sense Productions; a Film and Television production company. He studied film at UCLA and has worked in the film industry for over 10 years with companies such as BBC Films, Kennedy/Marshall ("Jurassic Park," "ET" and "Indiana Jones"), Silver Lion Films ("Crocodile Dundee," "Death Wish") and Samuel Goldwyn Films ("The Preachers Wife").

"My goal is to create a multifaceted and integrated company that brings the most original, innovative and captivating stories of our time to the big screen." As the Company's CEO, his philosophy is "to create feature films that are of the highest caliber, have significant mainstream appeal and great commercial potential, while also maintaining an extraordinary level of critical excellence. "

Richard's most acclaimed accomplishment was playing a key role in financing the 2005 Oscar and Golden Globe nominated film, "Hotel Rwanda." His greatest and proudest accomplishment to date is producing THE FIRST GRADER, which will be in theaters May 2011.

Richard is also President and Chairman of End Malaria Now, a non-profit organization that helps raise life-saving bed nets for African families to end the spread of malaria. Richard continues to help rebuild a continent that is stricken with malaria, the #1 killer disease of children in Africa.

Sam is an accomplished actor and award-winning filmmaker. Known to his friends and colleagues as a walking IMDB, he spent his adolescent years in Israel studying all films and has already collaborated with such greats as Steven Spielberg, Will Smith, Adam Sandler, John Moore, Justin Chadwick, Kathleen Kennedy, David Thompson, Mace Neufeld, BBC Films and the late Michael Jackson.

Upon graduating with honors from Hunter College, Sam moved to Hollywood to pursue his career in film. He partnered up with Sixth Sense Productions, where he heads the development and production. His biggest accomplishment to date is producing THE FIRST GRADER from an article he found on the front page of the LA Times.

Sam believes that a good, inspiring story well told could truly make a difference in how one sees the world. Whether it is a feature film, documentary or other form of media, Sam wishes to tell compelling, entertaining stories that also create awareness of the real issues that shape our lives.

Sam is on the advisory board of KEF CINEMA (which in Hebrew means FUN CINEMA) - a non-profit organization that bridges together Israeli Arab Muslims, Christians and Jewish youth to work together in the creation of film projects from concept to marketing. He also founded Blue White Entertainment to assist creative talents such as actors and filmmakers find their own voice and path for success in the industry.

Equally balancing acting and producing, some of Sam's acting credits include the role of Yosef Romano in Steven Spielberg's 5 Academy Award nominated thriller "MUNICH” and the hit TV show "THE UNIT. "
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