Ehron Asher

Ehron Asher was born into a family lineage overflowing with talented, creative people. In addition to grandparents and great uncles, aunts, and cousins who counted among their numbers big band musicians, sculptors, painters and theater performers, Ehron's family tree includes the founder of Paramount Studios, Adolph Zukor, twice Oscar nominated, Emmy and WGA Award winning screenwriter Stewart Stern, (Rebel Without a Cause, Sybil), legendary musical Director George Sidney (Anchors Aweigh, Bye-Bye Birdie, Viva Las Vegas), comedy actor and Vaudeville performer George Sidney (Manhattan Melodrama, The Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood), Broadway, Film and Television actress, 1952 Tony winner Sheila Bond (The Marrying Kind), Broadway and Television Dancer, Singer and Actress Francine Bond (member of The June Taylor Dancers on The Jackie Gleason Show) and make-up artists David Syner (The Birdcage, The Martin Short Show) and Emmy winner Corina Kramer (The Goldbergs, Ray Donovan). Despite this pedigree, Ehron never had the opportunity to be benefit from them professionally, but it did not prevent him from taking inspiration from their place in the history of Hollywood or inheriting the family genes for talent and creative passion. Ehron had his first acting agent at 3 years old and started winning awards for acting and directing in theater and video production at 12 while attending the only film and television magnet school in the country at the time, along with fellow students Christina Applegate (Married with Children, Dead to Me), Jay R. Ferguson (Mad Men, The Conners) and Jenny Lewis (Rilo Kiley, The Wizard) among many other talents. Awards included the 1991 Actor's Alley Director's Award, 5 trophies for acting and directing at the Southern California Shakespeare and Drama Festivals, Outstanding Individual Achievement in Video Production and Excellence in Video Editing. This was the beginning of a journey of study, which included Pacoima Jr. High School Television, Theater and Fine Arts Magnet and Van Nuys High School Performing Arts Magnet schools, Film Production at the LACC Cinema/Television Program, Acting with Jeff Goldblum and Mark Pellegrino (Lost, The Big Lebowski) at Playhouse West, Shakespeare workshops with The Royal Shakespeare Company's Roger Rees (Nicholas Nickleby, Cheers) and Improv Comedy with ComedySportz. Ehron formed Serendipity Arts and Entertainment, and served as Creative Director, Producer and Graphic Artist, providing Live Event Production/Design and Promotion, Graphic Design, and Creative Project Development across the music, film, theater, art & design spectrum, including music festivals, concerts, nightclubs, conventions, art installations and feature films. Clients included: The DoLab's Lightning in a Bottle Festival, Amnesty International, Quixote Studios, Jenny McCarthy, NextAid, Fusicology, Circle Up Now, EAM Entertainment and Naropa University. Ehron went on to work on the creative team of over 20 major live events, including as the Producer and Creative Director of a major music festival (We the People: Freedom Festival), that featured 6 stages, over 60 DJ's and Live Bands, an EDM film festival, interactive Electronic Music Technology Experience and 40 performance artists, including dance troupes, fire performers, stilt walkers, circus performers and drummers. Ehron was awarded a Black Rock Arts Foundation Honorarium Grant to create a large scale art installation at the Burning Man festival and was invited onto the creative team of Poetic Kinetics, well known for their epic large scale art installations at the Coachella Music Festival (Escape Velocity Astronaut), to assist in designing a massive installation of fire and steel. Ehron has worked closely as an assistant and creative consultant to Chairman of the Producer's Guild of America's New Media Council, Marc Levey; Music Producer, Music Supervisor, Composer, and Screenwriter, Ralph Sall (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Craft, Hamlet 2) and Producer Dawn Krantz (Wildfire). Ehron worked as the Head of Development for Krannel Pictures and Auroravista Entertainment from 2010-2020.