Larron Tate

Larron Tate was born on Jun 28, 1969 in USA. Larron Tate's big-screen debut came with Across the Tracks directed by Sandy Tung in 1990, strarring Ronnie (Teammate #2) (as Larron D. Tate).

Larron Tate is a producer with 25 years of experience, both in front and behind the camera. He began his career as an actor while attending UCLA, where he obtained a degree in theater, film and television. Upon graduating, he segued from a career as a working actor to one as a writer. Larron was accepted into the 20th Century Fox Diversity Writing Program where he earned the opportunity to write for the television series Best Damn Sports Show. This start would lead to writing assignments with Warner Brothers Studio in television and Universal Studios in film.With brothers, Larenz Tate and Lahmard Tate, Larron helped launch TateMen Entertainment, a growing multi-media company committed to offering quality content for film, television and digital platforms. While overseeing the company's day to day operations, Larron also serves as lead producer. TateMen projects include the films: Business Ethics, Deuces, Beta Test; and the hit scripted audio series, Bronzeville.