Will Raée

Will Raee is an independent filmmaker and seasoned show producer. A native Californian, Will was born in Los Angeles, to Iranian parents who immigrated to America in 1960. He was raised in Pomona and Agoura Hills. Will had an incredible fascination with Sci-fi, and was consequently addicted to such programs as the Twilight Zone, the Outer Limits, and the original Star Trek series. His teenage years were heavily influenced by Punk, New Wave, surfing, and technology. In the early 90's, Will channeled his love for music and electronics by becoming a keyboardist in various electronic industrial bands. One band in particular spawned the group Marilyn Manson. In his early twenties, Will turned his focus towards filmmaking and decided to take his creative endeavors further and enrolled in film school. At the age of 28, during the popularity of the ".com" boom, Will saw an opportunity to create much needed technology programming, and created, three national technology series, Inside Technology, Technology Today, and Business & Technology, thus, show running three weekly series. Will turned his attention towards his love for music. He started the company "Rock Docs" and begun producing, and directing, music videos. During this time, he wrote and produced the critically acclaimed Marilyn Manson documentary "Demystifying the Devil." Will soon produced SyFy Channel's "Alien God's" and helped launch, and Produced, the highly successful first season of the A&E Television's series "Criss Angel MindFreak." After Mindfreak, Will jumped into the feature world and produced the motion pictures Honor, and The Exorcist Chronicles. On April 1st, 2007, Will joined forces with actor comedian Will Sasso to form "Lord Mucker Entertainment," a company designed to create informal comedic feature films and television specials. They successfully produced their first comedic film "For Christ Sake" in July 2007. In 2008 Will became the producer and director for the Spike TV pilot "1000 Ways to Die." In 2015, will wrote and directed the dark comedy "Austin Found." He also directed the short film Faith & Dreams, and developed the feature film "Girl Soldier" starring Uma Thurman. Additionally, he is developing a hip-hop television series with WME and 3 ARTS.