Rhett Fisher

Born in Indianapolis, Indiana, Rhett Fisher relocated to California to pursue acting. His career began with modeling, leading to an audition for “Power Rangers”. Although initially unsuccessful in securing the Red Ranger role, casting directors offered him the part of Ryan Mitchell, the Titanium Ranger, in “Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue” (2000). This role provided him with significant exposure and a fan base. He appeared in 30 episodes of “Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue” in 2000 and reprised his role as Ryan Mitchell/Titanium Ranger in one episode of “Power Rangers Time Force” in 2001 and the video “Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: The Queen’s Wrath” (2001).

Following his acting pursuits, Fisher transitioned into music, specializing as a self-taught pianist and guitarist, with a history of songwriting since age 16. He became the lead singer for the pop duo “Project Dirty”, which achieved international radio play. Concurrently, he established a career as a songwriter and record producer, contributing to various musical projects and artists across multiple labels. His songwriting and producing credits span from 2007 to the present, featuring collaborations with artists such as Psychic Fever from Exile Tribe, Yu Sakai, Yesung, Little Glee Monster, and Pards. Notable releases include “Walk On The Wild Side” (2024) and “Drippin” (2024) as Rhett Fisher, as well as numerous tracks for Project Dirty like “Knockout” (2012) and “Wake Up The Night” (2014).

Fisher’s filmography also includes roles in “Revenge of the Bimbot Zombie Killers” (2014) and “Micro Mini Kids” (2001). His musical contributions extend to lyricist and playback finger roles for films, such as “Nightingale: A Melody of Life” (2021). Throughout his career, Fisher has maintained an active presence in both acting and music, featuring in television series like “Maybe It’s Me” (2001-2002) and contributing voice work to video games, specifically as the Titanium Ranger in “Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue” (2000).