Denise Loren(1971-2025)

Over two decades of experience in the entertainment industries, Denise has solidified her position as a prolific producer, and head of production; contributing to numerous acclaimed films and television projects. Her journey began in the realm of music, where Denise emerged as a published lyricist, collaborating with award-winning music producers like Donnie Markowitz and Jean-Yves Ducornet. She transitioned seamlessly into the world of television in 2003, quickly rising through the ranks from production assistant to production management. In 2010, Denise joined Scout Productions, a prestigious company renowned for its Academy Award and multi-Emmy Award-winning productions. Over the next five years, Denise honed her skills in production management and producing, contributing to hit shows like HGTV's "The Antonio Treatment" and OWN's Emmy-winning "Home Made Simple." She left television to delve deeper into the world of film production in 2015, where her talent and dedication earned her pivotal roles on high-profile projects such as "This is The Year" directed by David Henrie and "Arkansas" starring Vince Vaughn, John Malkovich, and Liam Hemsworth. Continuing to make significant contributions to the film industry, Denise has become a sought-after producer and head of production on multi-million-dollar productions. Her impressive portfolio includes collaborations on George Gallo's "Ritual Killer," starring Morgan Freeman and Cole Hauser; Co-Producer alongside Lucky Chap Entertainment on Jimmy Warden's directorial debut "Borderline," featuring a star-studded cast including Samara Weaving, Eric Dane, and Alba Baptista; and Audrey Cumming's "Place Of Bones" starring Heather Graham, Tom Hopper and UFC Hall of Famer, Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone. Denise became the President of Production for independent film company "Latigo Films," the film label under Lipper/Daly Productions, founded by David Lipper and Robert A. Daly Jr. In August 2022.