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ABOUT US:

Yogurt Time Films (is a full service production and film investment company) located in Los Angeles, Beijing, and Atlanta, a few of the largest global film and television centers across the world.

The company’s employees are senior film and television producers with over 30 years of experience. We are a one-stop production company that focuses on providing content development, script optimization, implementation, and post-production for vertical short dramas.

 

Starting from the content, we dissemble and analyze popular works, and combine hot topics and regional culture to carry out in-depth localization creation to better meet the content needs and values of overseas audiencesWe always adhere to the concept of quality first, unique content, visual supremacy, and precise service to every customer to complete each short play.

 

Years of experience in the film and television industry, both in Los Angeles and Beijing, have given us a rich experience in creating all-around internet film and television products in multiple dimensions, including traditional film and television advertising marketing, and interactive drama production.

OUR TEAM:
Steve Yandrich 史努比

Co-Founder

            Steve Yandrich is a seasoned film and television producer known for bridging the gap between edgy, compelling content and commercial material. As a Hollywood native, he brings over 15 years of experience to his role as Co-Founder of Yogurt Time Films.

            Steve has line-produced notable projects like Perfect World’s The Way We Were ( 归去来 ) in Los Angeles. In film, he has served as Production Supervisor on projects such as The Disaster
Artist
 (distributed by A24), Singularity (starring John Cusack), and The Babysitter: Killer Queen (Netflix).

             Additionally, Steve Co-Founded Saniset Fleet, a pioneering sustainability partner for the film and television industry. Amidst the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Saniset Fleet successfully launched as a critical return-to-work solution, securing major contracts with industry giants such as Netflix, Apple TV, and NBC Universal. As a key leader, Steve oversaw the strategic supply chain management between China and the US, ensuring seamless operations and contributing to the company’s rapid growth and success.

 

Steve currently lives in Shunyi, Beijing and travels between Los Angeles, and Atlanta.

Producer (Beijing office)

Qian Zhao

          Qian Zhao has been producing Chinese films and Television since his graduation from the Beijing Film Academy in 2003. His producing credits include award-winning Chinese historic TV series Teahouse (2010), Fate of An Nation (2012), and Family Portrait (2014). Qian also has been hosting international Co-Productions in China with companies from United States, Australia, Japan and Malaysia.

 

         His strengths are understanding clients’ needs and providing professional solutions that make fiscal sense in the local soil. Other than his years of being an Independent Producer for hire, Qian’s experience of working at the CTPC (China Teleplay Production Center) also provides him knowledge and connections within Beijing.

 

          Since 2013, Qian has been managing the Zhuozhou Filming Studio, one of the largest film studios in China, cleverly known as "East Hollywood". His recent film Blood 13 (2018) will receive worldwide theatrical release and premier at Beijing Film Festival in April 2018.

Producer, Director, Writer (Atlanta Office)

Michael Feifer
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           Michael is best known for his chilling thrillers and gruesome horror films, earned his first film credit in 1992 as an extra in the campy collegiate horror flick "Fraternity Demon". By the early 2000s Feifer was balancing producing gigs with first assistant director duties, and by 2005 he made his directorial debut with the Judd Nelson thriller "Lethal Eviction." It proved to be the first in a long line of directorial efforts, many of which were grisly horror films based on real-life killings.

 

           Interestingly enough, after this string of dark tales, Feifer switched focus radically and produced a series of Christmas movies. Whatever the genre, Feifer continues to prove prolific, outputting several productions each year.

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