ABOUT

Power Ten Productions was founded by filmmaker Richie Gordon with a single belief: that the best stories use genre to deliver truth. That the film you think you're watching is never quite the whole film.

The name comes from rowing. A Power Ten is a move called mid-race — forget what came before, forget what's ahead, pull as hard as you can right now. It's the only moment that's actually yours.

That philosophy has shaped everything Richie has made.

His path into film began with director Chris Columbus, who invited Richie onto a professional set as a kid and later let him shadow the production of Rent. That relationship led to USC film school, a summer on Iron Man 2, and a first film credit from producer Jeremy Latcham.

After graduating he founded Power Ten and spent the next fifteen years directing campaigns for Twentieth Century Fox, GoPro and La Perla, working with brands, bands and people who have something real to say.

Now Power Ten is doing what it was always meant to do — developing original film and television.