Biography

Entertainment professional with extensive experience in Network Television, Book Publishing, Independent film...producing creative content from concept, story execution, development, to physical production, directing and logistics and expertly guiding each project through post production workflows, delivery and sales.

Eric DelaBarre began his career with Universal Studios for Dick Wolf on NBC's Law & Order. During his tenure with Wolf Films, he advanced quickly from Production Assistant, on-set Line Producer Assistant, Script Coordinator, Development Department, to Executive Assistant. After 6 seasons with Law & Order, and gaining membership to the WGA, he went on to Executive Producing, Writing and Directing a film that won the Newport Beach Film Festival and sold to Lions Gate Films and Saban International.

He has won Awards directing commercials, feature films, and book publishing before becoming a best-selling ghostwriter for Penquin Random House. His best selling children's adventure novel, Saltwater Taffy was been endorsed by 12 Teachers of the Year and winner of two Children's Book Gold Medals. Eric is past president of the Boys & Girls Club Council of Santa Monica, a motivational speaker for elementary schools and lives and works in Santa Monica, California with his wife, Julie DelaBarre and their two wonderful children.

Specialties: Film & Television Production, Story Editor, Management of Production crews, creative teams, Publishing, Marketing Strategy, to Post Production workflow supervision and delivery.
- IMDb mini biography by: Lawyer

Wrote the self help book Why Not: Start Living Your Life Today

Award winning author of the children's adventure novel, Saltwater Taffy. Often dubbed, Stand By Me meets The Goonies, Saltwater Taffy is a race to the finish adventure.

New York Times Bestselling Ghostwriter for Penguin Random House.

Failure is an opportunity to see things in a new light...giving us a new direction in which to move. Are you ready?

It's virtually impossible to "want" and "not want" simultaneously. You can't have it both ways. Make a decision!

If we are defined by our thoughts, what are you thinking about?

Imagine...we are the authors of our dreams...why not dream something amazing.