Lisa M. McTigue - Co-Founder
A 14 year veteran of the film, television, and commercial industry world-wide, Lisa M. McTigue is currently president of Beverly Hills based 17' 64' Entertainment which she founded in 2003 and co-founder of Los Angeles based 3MP Productions.
Lisa spent the first 4 years of her career developing a reputation for top quality independent production, working for top Commercial and Independent Film Production Companies on over 100 commercials, and 3 feature films. Most notable of these were several national spots for companies like Pepsi, Jaguar, Walt Disney World, Universal Studios-Japan, 2 specials filmed at NASA, and 5 super bowl spots. She also worked as a member of the 9 person team that launched Nickelodeon Games and Sports (GAS) Network. She quickly became known for her ability to eliminate waste from a production budget without sacrificing quality, and her ability to play well with others.
After moving to Los Angeles in 2000, Lisa immediately landed positions on Major Studio Features like Swordfish, Spiderman, Legally Blonde, Punch Drunk Love, and Mr. Deeds in addition to 8 independent features on which she continued to AD, as well as UPM and Line Produce. In between these films Lisa found time to produce and direct her own independent feature film, as well as several short films, which garnered some internet success on sites that were at the forefront of that arena at that time. From there Lisa moved onto development, in Film, Television, and New Media working for Executive Producers Matt Damon and Ben Affleck at their media company LivePlanet, following her time at Madonna’s Maverick Films, Zachary Feuer Films, Eclipse Law Corporation, and Friday Entertainment Group.
In 2006, Lisa joined LivePlanet, where she worked on Running the Sahara, as Production Coordinator, and Voices Unbound: The Story of the Freedom Writers as Line Producer/UPM, in addition to her development and production duties, which included marketing, and story & post supervision on projects such as Fan Club: Reality Baseball (MSN.com’s first original series), Gears of War: The Race to E3 (the first original content to be released with a video game), and Phone Tag (LBS game).
In 2008, she produced and directed the web series The wReplacements, which was distributed by Brainstorm Media.
Lisa studied Entrepreneurship and Marketing through the MIT Sloan School of Management OCW Project, studied film at USC School of Cinematic Arts, and received her B.A. in Radio/ Television with a focus in business from the University of Central Florida. She is also a member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.