Eric Wylie

In 2020, Eric was promoted to the Director of Unscripted Post Production for all WarnerMedia's Linear Networks as well and their new streaming service HBO Max.

In 2013, the Turner Broadcasting Network, now (WarnerMedia) recruited Eric into their post production department. As the Manager of Post Production, Eric would combine his talents working on some of the most memorable television show on the TNT/TBS, such as: Claws, Animal Kingdom, The Guest Book, Angie Tribeca, American Dad, Rizzoli & Isles, Major Crimes, Conan, Full Frontal w/ Samantha Bee, The Last Ship, Falling Skies and many, many more.

In late 2006, after retiring from professional Inline Skating, Fox Television Studios recruited Eric into their post production department working on such hit televisions series as: Saving Grace with Academy Award Winner Holly Hunter and The Glades for 3 consecutive season each. During his 7 years at Fox, Eric worked his way up the ranks to become a well respected asset in the industry.

In early 2002, he teamed up with Roger Phillips to incorporate the company and launch a whole new brand for Baseline. Priding themselves on personalized service, reliability, quality, and long standing relationships, Baseline began to blossom in all fields of the entertainment industry. Some of the people Eric has worked with include: Cris Judd and Eddie Garcia, Jill Shultz, Tony Hawk, Matt Hoffman, Dave Mirra, The Coors Light Twins, Chris Pierce, Tapsounds Underground, Heidi Marshall, Mark Swanheart, and Bratz to name a few.

In 1999 Eric created Baseline Entertainment out of his fascination with media, television, film and sports. He began to produce, direct, shoot and edit extreme sports videos and corporate industrial.

Growing up in Claremont, CA. , Eric was surrounded by sports and entertainment. At the early age of six, he began performing in local musical theatre productions as well as competing at a national level as a figure skater. While growing up with family members who have left their mark on the film and sports industries, Eric became heavily influenced and decided to give television a try. He has starred in more than 85 national commercials, 5 feature films, and landed series roles on the television shows Beverly Hills 90210 and Who's the Boss. Between school and acting Eric Still managed to find time to become a gold level pairs figure skater. In 1990, Eric was signed by the company Rollerblade, Inc. to skate and become the spokesperson for the sport of In-Line Skating. Within this endeavor, Eric performed in 10 world tours, 4 Super Bowl 1/2 time shows, 8 extreme sport videos and 3 X-Game appearances. His special appearances include: Regis & Kathy Lee, Jay Leno, David Letterman, America's Funniest People, MTV Sports, Club MTV and a series regular on the Fox television show Blade Warriors.