Biography
Todd Fischer is a seasoned Motion Pictures and Television Professional with experience spanning over 136 hours of programming for international audiences. His credits include popular shows like Beverly Hills, 90210, Doogie Howser, M.D., Family Matters, Saved by the Bell, and Married with Children. During the 1990s, while employed at Universal Studios, he contributed to feature films such as Home Alone 2, Beverly Hills Cop 3, Tombstone, Broken Arrow, and numerous other projects. Recently, Todd completed three seasons of FOX's hit show The Bourbon Lounge and made a return to film directing with the grindhouse-style revenge movie Cry for Revenge, featuring the legendary reclusive actress Christina Lindberg.
Beyond film and television, Fischer has found success in publishing, digital media, gaming, and dance education. As a personal manager, he has guided the careers of film and TV stars, notable lecturers, fitness experts, sports entertainers, musicians, models, and elite dancers worldwide.
An accomplished photographer, Todd began his journey in 1986 using a 35mm manual film camera. Fifteen years later, he developed a passion for portrait photography while capturing some of the world’s top dancers. Since 2005, he has photographed over 2,000 models, dance professionals, musicians, Olympic gold medalists, wrestling superstars, Playboy Playmates, and celebrities. His internationally published work is so prolific that at one point he produced over two million photographs within 18 months.
Mr. Fischer is also a technology innovator in photography, collaborating with camera and digital medium manufacturers to refine his techniques. Skilled in both 35mm and large format photography, he has fully transitioned to digital.
Known for his diverse moods and tones, Todd’s photography naturally blends the sensitivity and vulnerability of his subjects with their uninhibited, lively personalities. His personal projects, including a Photography Coffee Table Book, The Bunny Book, the Centerfolds Revisited Project, and a new Video Portrait series, serve as a creative catharsis. Since 2003, as a government contractor holding a security clearance, he has led advancements in less-than-lethal weaponry through his company, Advanced Concepts Group, holding multiple pending patents. Many of his designs are featured in his epic sci-fi mini-series WarSport: 2041.
Fischer has performed at prestigious venues like the Ryman Auditorium and Radio City Music Hall, marched to the White House, and spoken on Capitol Hill steps advocating for the ALS Association. He collaborated with the University of New Mexico’s contract archaeology team on pioneering research at the Roswell UFO crash debris field and contributed to investigations of the Kecksburg, Pennsylvania incident. Among his proudest achievements is working with Chester Lytle, a Manhattan Project scientist who developed the detonator for the original atomic bomb. Todd assisted Lytle in preserving his memoirs and documenting his research shortly before Lytle’s passing. Much of this work remains classified by the U.S. Government.
A passionate supporter of the performing arts, Fischer teaches weekly acting classes through his group, The Players Club, and hosts the podcast Sleepless in Indiana. Over the years, he has earned the trust of many strong-willed celebrities. In his leisure time, he restores an old farmhouse on expansive land, operating an active ranch and farm. Looking ahead, Todd’s most ambitious project is Mediopolis, a Midwestern-based production studio complex set to become the largest in the United States, encompassing over twelve companies specializing in film, television, publishing, and entertainment human resources.
