Renaissance Pictures is an American film-10 Established in August 1979. The works of the Renaissance picture, best known as follows: Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, Army Of Darkness, Xena: Warrior Princess, The Grudge, Darkman and Legend of the Seeker. The company was founded by three young men from metro Detroit, at least one of them is a concept, Robert Tapert, Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi.

Based on the popular Spider-Man series of films of Sam Raimi has become a term. Although he led began in the seventies, was Raimi first major film The Evil Dead. Since its launch in October 1979, Raimi has worked in various capacities within the film industry on the individual, far more than fifty projects. Raimi now lives in Los Angeles with his wife and their children Dania Gillian Greene, Lorne, Henry, Emma and Dashiell.

The only player in the group, Bruce Campbell had an interest in this early age, after suspending the community theater, and spent most of his childhood in exercise shorts for Sam Raimi. The Birmingham, Michigan native attended Western Michigan University, shortly before the pack heads to Tennessee for the preparatory work of the Renaissance Pictures first attempt. Evil Dead is his first major role not local, but he works more than one hundred projects in its capacity as a director, actor, producer, editor and writer. In 1991, Campbell married Hollywood costume designer Ida Gearon. Campbell also has two children, Rebecca and Andy from a previous marriage. He currently lives in Oregon and stars on the USA Network show Burn Notice.

Rob Tapert was the last team to join the Renaissance Pictures. While at the University of Michigan State accounting was Campbell Raimi and Tapert, Raimi’s older brother, introduced the writer Ivan Raimi. Since his trip to Hollywood has worked Tapert, either as a writer or producer on over fifty films and television shows. If the production of Xena: Warrior Princess, he began to marry later and to show the title role, played by Kiwi actress Lucy Lawless. They married in March 1998 and happy life in Los Angeles with her two children, Julius and Judah.

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