Gene Fallaize

Gene Fallaize is a British film & television producer, and owner of US production company Cupsogue Pictures, which is based in Los Angeles. Fallaize, who has worked in the broadcast media industry all his life, was born in Kettering, England, on November 16th 1984, and moved to the Island of Guernsey in the English Channel at the age of four with his parents.

He started his entertainment career at the age of 14 as on-air personality at 'Jubilee Radio' in Guernsey. At 17, he was appointed as the Vice-Chairman of the station, which at the time made him the youngest member of the HBA ever to hold such an established role. He moved away from Guernsey in 2001 after working for every single one of the islands' media outlets, and went on to work for most major UK radio groups including Tindle Radio, G-Cap Media, the Capital Radio Group and the world-renowned BBC, as well as many independent and RSL stations across the country before successfully starting his own audio-production company in England, 'Gene Fallaize Productions'.

In 2002 Fallaize made the transition into television as a broadcast engineer for 'Rear Window Television', and soon thereafter was promoted to the role of Engineering Support Manager. During his time in television, he worked all around the world from China to Los Angeles, and worked alongside many well-known personalities such as Drew Barrymore, Denise Van Outen, Peter Andre, Chris Tarrant, Lucy Davis, Katie Price, Jamelia, and Emma Bunton. Whilst in Los Angeles, Fallaize got his first real taste of the film industry.

In 2006, he became involved in Nick Love's British action film Outlaw (2007) as an Executive Producer, providing him with his first feature film 'producer' credit. Gene is now the global CEO of Cupsogue Pictures which is based in Los Angeles, and he retains an involvement in every film they are produce, usually in a producer capacity, including the critically acclaimed Outlaw (2007) starring Sean Bean and Bob Hoskins, and the film and television series, "Star Child" (2008-) written by Ernest Porter.

Recent work includes producing shorts Three (2010/I), Fractured (2011) and the award-winning 8ight Limbs (2008), as well as experimental feature adventure-drama Monkeyshine (2008), which was also his first sole-producer role. In 2011 Fallaize released his directorial debut, the highly anticipated Superman: Requiem (2011). Current work includes producing British fantasy-adventure trilogy Welcome to Purgatory (2013). Upcoming work includes romantic-comedy Let's Just Do It (2012) and Venus (2013), both of which Fallaize has written and will be directing, and British dramedy Killing Clovis Dardentor (2012).

Fallaize now lives in England with his wife Victoria, where he continues to work with regular associates Tony Cook and Marcus Ako.