Eric Fischer, a multi-talented individual, was born to Mark and Linda Fischer in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has a younger sister, Kelly Fischer, and spent his formative years in Ohio, where he excelled in sports and pursued a small acting career.
As he entered adulthood, Eric's athletic prowess caught the attention of the Chicago White Sox, who drafted him at the age of 18. He spent six years playing in their organization before being traded to the Minnesota Twins, where he ultimately retired from professional baseball in 2005 due to the cumulative effects of four arm surgeries.
Following his departure from the world of sports, Eric relocated to Los Angeles in 2007 and rediscovered his passion for the arts. He began booking commercials, which led to roles in feature films and television as an actor. Not content to simply act, Eric also started producing feature films, showcasing his versatility and dedication to his craft.
Eric's academic pursuits were marked by his attainment of a Bachelor of Arts degree from California State University, Northridge, with concentrations in Film Production and Electronic Media Management.
In his personal life, Eric is married to fellow filmmaker Brianna Lee Johnson, and the couple shares two daughters, Maribelle Ann and Zella Leigh Fischer.
