Richard (Richie) Fay has been in the film industry for 47 years, starting as an assistant print booker at Warner Brothers Pictures in 1971. Richie has helped reorganize and organize existing and startup companies including AMC Theatres, Summit Entertainment Domestic Distribution, Lions Gate Films Domestic Distribution, Broad Green Pictures, and Global Road Entertainment Domestic Distribution.  In all of the above-mentioned positions as President of Domestic Distribution, he was also a key member of the Green Light committee for approving films both acquired and produced. Richie played an integral part in the distribution and huge success of the Twilight films, $1.2 billion, as well as the Hunger Games films, $1.4 billion.