Eric Reid

Eric Reid is a highly accomplished executive in the entertainment industry, with expertise in studio operations, finance, creative production, marketing, and transactional law.

As the Co-CEO of Lakeshore Entertainment, Reid was instrumental in establishing the company as a prominent player in film production, finance, and distribution, overseeing the creation of a diverse catalog of successful films, television shows, and music.

Reid's notable contributions include the production of acclaimed projects such as the four-time Academy Award-winning film Million Dollar Baby, the popular Underworld franchise, and The Lincoln Lawyer.

His leadership at Lakeshore led to significant growth in the company's international distribution, film and television library, music publishing catalog, and Lakeshore Records, a renowned soundtrack label.

In 2019, Reid orchestrated the successful sale of Lakeshore's businesses, culminating in the transfer of the company's extensive 350-title library.

Combining his musical background and interest in cycling on Zwift, Reid founded Roar Studios in 2020. Roar Studios aims to revolutionize collaboration and music production by providing a platform for musicians to create music together in a virtual space, transcending geographical boundaries.

Reid's vision for Roar Studios reflects his commitment to advancing the music industry using cutting-edge technology and fostering a global community of passionate musicians.

His educational background includes a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film and Television from the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, as well as a Doctor of Law from New York University School of Law.

Reid's professional experience spans founding and leading various organizations, including Roar Studios Inc., EMBR Advisors, and holding key roles at Lakeshore Entertainment Group LLC and O'Melveny & Myers LLP.

Eric Reid's multifaceted career showcases his exceptional talents in entertainment, business, law, and music, making him a prominent figure in shaping the future of the creative industries.