Slater Brothers Entertainment thrives when it comes to film production, festivals and experiences that bring people together. Since 2009, we have used our skills and experience to produce feature films, create engaging events and offer relevant consultation for today’s rapidly changing entertainment landscape.
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Our most recent film productions include Andy Fickman's Don't Turn Out the Lights (2024). The film reached #2 on Hulu's Playlist, #7 on All Hulu Media and #5 on iTunes Horror. Other recent productions include the multi-million dollar film, Odd Man Rush (Roku, Tubi, Amazon Prime) and the recently released, The Other Side of Edinburgh, a feature documentary film on Tony Hand, the first British ice hockey player to be drafted by a National Hockey League team.
Grant Slater
Owner/Producer
It is no coincidence that Grant's production company has developed numerous films with a sports backdrop. His passion for sport is well documented. After competing in the NCAA DI Men's Ice Hockey Championship game and playing professionally in Europe, his early career included coaching ice hockey at the Junior and NCAA DI levels, serving as a Senior Advisor for the legendary sports entrepreneur Dennis Murphy, representing athletes in North America and Europe and producing some of the largest and most prestigious amateur sporting events in North America.
Michael Sunderlin
Senior Creative Consultant
Michael Sunderlin is a freelance director, editor, and visual storyteller currently based in Los Angeles, California.
Recently, he served as the editor on two respective docuseries sponsored by high profile clients, such as Kia Motors and QualComm. These series are currently hosted on the website of The Hill, a popular news outlet based in Washington D.C.
Michael has also been a regular contributor to Slater Brother Entertainment projects, including directing and editing all of SBE’s promotional productions.
His work on Black Arts Speak and Stand Up for Kids has garnered respect throughout the industry and aligns with Michael’s passion for telling underrepresented stories through a multi-format and genre-blending approach.