Known for Art
Darrin “Fletch” Fletcher is a veteran filmmaker, storyboard artist, writer, director, and producer with over 30 years of experience in the entertainment industry. From a young age he knew his destiny lay in film. At sixteen, his artistic talents earned him a position as a layout artist for XAM Animation Studio, creating work for iconic Saturday morning cartoons including Spider-Man and The Transformers. He turned down an offer from Walt Disney Animation Studios to pursue his passion for live-action filmmaking, making the transition at age 19. As a highly sought-after storyboard artist, Fletch has contributed to more than 65 feature films, including The Sandlot, The World’s Fastest Indian, High School Musical 3, and A Life Less Ordinary. His credits also include hundreds of international commercials (most notably the Foundation for a Better Life campaigns), large-format IMAX productions such as Mysteries of Egypt, Shackleton’s Antarctic Adventure, and The Witness, and television series and pilots including Charmed, Touched by an Angel, 7 Days, and Everwood. In long-time partnership with Chet Thomas, Fletch co-founded FletChet Entertainment, where they develop and produce feature films, television series, and commercial projects. In 1999 they launched Sneak On The Lot, an innovative online film-education platform that has reached over 150 schools nationwide, giving students and teachers hands-on professional filmmaking experience through its virtual backlot and week-long short-film intensives. Committed to service, Fletch and Chet also co-founded Haiti Strong, a nonprofit dedicated to fighting human trafficking through education and sustainable community development in Haiti. Currently, Fletch is co-writing and producing the feature film Abbey Gate with Chet Thomas for Angel Studios in partnership with Glenn Beck’s Mercury One. He also has two television series greenlit at Angel Studios, which he will direct and produce alongside Chet. Fletch lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, with his wife Tracie and their four children.
Born
July 9, 1970 (age 56)
Birthplace
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Filmography
9 films, 3 shows


The Abolitionists
2016 · 1h 27m · US
On December 10th, 2013 Special Agent Tim Ballard turned in his Homeland Security badge and resigned from his employment with the United States government. He had spent over a decade rescuing children from child sex tourism both domestically and overseas. Though his job was difficult, he was proud that his country was one of very few in the world who was actually doing anything about this problem. However, mired in red tape and bureaucracy, Tim left to begin saving the children that he saw falling out of the purview of the US government. These children constitute over 90% of the children lost to child sex slavery and he could do nothing to help them while in the employment of the US government. This is a story about the lost children and the OURrescue.com jump team's exploits as they investigate and liberate enslaved children from around the world.