Sander Lebreht is an ambitious young film producer known for his willingness to embrace any challenge. He graduated with honours (cum laude) from Tallinn University’s Baltic Film, Media, Arts and Communication School (BFM), where he specialised in film production. During his studies, Sander produced several short films, including the notable "Mu kallid laibad" ("My Dear Corpses"), which earned Estonia its first Student Academy Award from the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Since completing his studies, Sander has worked on a variety of local and international film projects, contributing to productions such as the Hollywood film "Tenet," the Finnish series "Rosvopankki," the Estonian art film "Biwa järve 8 nägu" ("The Eight Faces of Lake Biwa"), and the Estonian feature film "Vaba raha" ("Free Money"), which explores financial independence. Currently, he develops stories and plans productions at Exitfilm and is an active co-owner of Local OÜ, a location service company, and Lebenrecht Films OÜ, where he has produced nearly 100 projects to date.

Sander’s career also includes extensive experience in coordinating and managing various film roles, such as location management for "Emalõvi" ("Lioness") and production coordination for "Omerta." He continues to innovate and collaborate within the film industry, always seeking new projects that bring meaningful stories to the screen.

At Exitfilm, he actively develops new narratives, crafting stories that resonate with audiences both locally and internationally. In addition to story development, Sander is instrumental in securing financing for projects, ensuring that each production has the resources needed to reach its full potential. His role combines creativity and strategic thinking as he collaborates with diverse teams to bring impactful films from concept to screen.