Jake Relic

Jake Relic (he/him) is a seasoned producer with over twelve years of experience in the entertainment industry, specializing in delivering compelling and diverse stories across scripted and unscripted series, feature films, and TV specials. Jake has been instrumental in producing critically acclaimed and commercially successful projects. Notably, Arcadian, which received 91% on Rotten Tomatoes after its SXSW premiere, Lindsay Lohan’s on-screen return in Falling For Christmas, and upcoming NFL/Hallmark collaboration Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story.

Throughout his career, Jake has been recognized for his discerning perspective on pop culture, media, and global narratives. He has extensive international production experience, skillfully navigating tax incentives and location advantages across various regions. His ability to adapt to different markets and cultures allows him to bring global stories to life with authenticity and precision. As a collaborative leader, he works closely with directors, writers, and producers to ensure each project is creatively and logistically sound, navigating the complexities of production with ease.

Before his freelance work, Jake held key leadership roles at Dakota Pictures and Motion Picture Corporation of America, where he served as Vice President, Head of Production. There, he managed an impressive $105 million annual revenue slate while driving over $7 million in savings, strengthening the company’s production pipeline and expanding its market presence by 70%. He has a deep understanding of the intricacies of physical and post-production, financial management, and industry regulations, making him a go-to expert for optimizing project outcomes and enhancing creative output.

With a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Kansas State University, Jake combines business acumen with a passion for storytelling. His ability to balance creative vision with financial discipline and operational efficiency makes him a valuable asset in any production environment.