Partner at Life Is My Movie Entertainment, Regan works on building the catalogue of films produced and distributed by Life Is My Movie Entertainment throughout all phases of production. His top-down approach to business development involves analyzing all angles of a project, from coordinating outreach plans, developing copy, and determining collaborative partnerships with like-minded filmmakers. Regan first began working with Life Is My Movie Entertainment on the development of several films, including marketing and distribution of American Made Movie. His directorial debut, Incarcerating US, analyzes the country’s current criminal justice system and explores the factors that have created the largest prison population in the world.

Regan holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Delaware. His desire to make compelling films that entertain, inspire change, and shed light on social issues neatly align with the mission of Life Is My Movie Entertainment. He resides in Los Angeles, California and spends his free time on a beach, a trail, or inside of a good book.

Founder of Life Is My Movie Entertainment, a company built on Vincent’s ambition to elevate the documentary genre through visionary means of development, production and distribution.

Under Vincent’s leadership, Life Is My Movie Entertainment continues to grow and has assembled a team of vested partners to facilitate the influx of interest from filmmakers, collaborators, and audiences interested in his company. As an innovative collaborator, Vincent’s contagious leadership style creates a “skin in the game” atmosphere of total teamwork and mutual respect. He has been a featured speaker at colleges and universities nationwide and has also been a featured guest on Bloomberg, CBS, Fox Business, MSNBC, C-SPAN, Huffington Post Live, and Fox News among others.

Vincent’s belief in the stirring power of documentary coupled with his dedication to maintaining integrity in non-fiction storytelling have set the table for exponential growth in the years ahead. His mission is simple: to grow Life Is My Movie Entertainment into one of the most respected names in the entertainment industry. His drive and work ethic work in concert with his ability to find unique ways to reach large audiences.

A graduate of the University of Florida, Vincent earned a Bachelor of Science in Journalism with an emphasis in Telecommunication Production as well as a Bachelor of Arts in English with a concentration in Film and Media studies. He currently resides in Los Angeles, California with his wife, Jessica and four children, Lucca, Abrianna, Giuliana and Viviana.

Jonathan began his Director of Photography career in the television industry in New York 15 years ago, working on productions ranging from multi-camera live television to music video to corporate industrial video. These days he’s focused on shooting documentaries—regularly filming across the U.S. as well as internationally, in South America, Japan, Australia and parts of Europe. He has worked with Life Is My Movie Entertainment on Incarcerating US, and more recently, A Different Mind. He lives in Harlem with his wife and daughter.

Projects worked on: A Different Mind, Incarcerating Us, Warehoused

Lewis Hurrell is a self-taught composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. He released an album entitled “Peter’s Son” in 2006 which caught the attention of Vincent Vittorio. Soon after, Lewis was creating the score for his first LIMM project, “An Inconvenient Tax.”

He attended The School of Sound Recording in Manchester, England, where he played in bands and helped write and produce songs for various artists. Lewis’s credo is “If i’m doing something musically, I want truth and honesty to shout through.” After receiving his degree in sound engineering, Lewis was contacted to write a song for the upcoming LIMM film “American Made Movie.” The resulting track, “The Shelf,” was released in 2014.

A native of England, Lewis has lived all over the world making music and food: he was a professional chef for 9 years. He currently resides in Colorado and is working on the score for his third LIMM project, “Incarcerating US.”

Projects worked on: An Inconvenient Tax, American Made Movie, Incarcerating US

Under the company name of Tiresias Pictures, Asher has directed and produced a host of narrative categories from commercials, PSA’s, short films, and documentaries. His highly collaborative approach and interest in a variety of subject materials has lead him to work with churches, non-profits health clinics, commercial and motion picture companies. Asher’s a myth-maker who understands that myths and narrative orientate themselves in the world and to one another as human beings: “agony is the heartbeat; death is the crucible; renewal is the goal.” Asher is interested in identifying the afflictions all human beings encounter, tracing the unique and often surprising ways it can dramatically unfold. A graduate of Georgia State, he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies with an emphasis in Greek myth. He currently resides in the heart of Decatur, Georgia.

Website: asheremmanuel.com

Glori joined Life Is My Movie Entertainment in 2015 as an Associate Producer. She has a love for education and learning, which attracted her to become a part of the Life Is My Movie Entertainment team. Glori spent the last ten years as an Office Manager of a private early education school, which allowed her to use her skills in planning, organizing, and building relationships - skills she brings to Life Is My Movie Entertainment today.

Glori earned her B.S. in Political Science from Spring Hill College and her Master Of Public Administration and Doctor Of Philosophy in Public Administration and Public Policy from Auburn University. While at Auburn, she taught courses in the Political Science Department and participated in national and state research projects. She resides in Lawrenceville, Georgia with her husband, Joe, and their two sons, Christopher and Andrew. They love to travel and serve their community through their local church.

Claudia Murray, MPI’s social action associate, develops “Get Moving” campaigns designed to accompany MPI-supported films and spur social action. She has experience organizing a broad array of outreach initiatives and has helped street vendors, parents, limo drivers, craft-beer aficionados, homeowners, and many others fight for their rights. A lifelong advocate for civil liberties, Murray began her career as an attorney for the Institute for Justice. She most recently worked as a speechwriter and policy advisor for Florida’s Chief Financial Officer. She earned a B.A. in creative writing and a subsequent J.D. from the University of Florida, where she was the executive managing editor of the Florida Law Review.

Lana Link, MPI’s vice president of communications and marketing, spearheads marketing efforts for in-house productions and assists MPI-supported filmmakers with their marketing and distribution strategies. Link is a former College of Public Interest Law Fellow at the Pacific Legal Foundation, where she filed briefs in courts around the country in the areas of economic liberty and individual rights. Link is a graduate of the University of Chicago and a former Fulbright grant recipient in Vienna, Austria. She earned her JD from Pepperdine University School of Law where she was a lead articles editor for the Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship, and the Law.