Ms. Fraser's sales career began in December, 2004, when she supervised day-to-day operations for Capital Entertainment, a boutique DVD distribution company which released such titles as Bay Watch and the Best and Worst ofAmerican Idol. Subsequently, Ms. Fraser worked as Associate Producer for Wassup Rockers, directed by Larry Clark, handling the sale of the film's worldwide rights, eventually becoming Creative Director of Glass Key.

In August, 2005, Ms. Fraser became Director of Foreign Sales and Distribution for First Look International, where she handled the sale of the company's then-current film slate as well as a library of over 800 titles, including: Smiley Face (with Anna Farris and Adam Brody, directed by Greg Araki); The Breed (starring Tarynn Manning and Oliver Hudson, produced by Wes Craven); Stompanato (with Catherine Zeta Jones, Keanu Reeves, directed by Adrian Lyne); and An American Crime (with Catherine Keener and Ellen Page).

In March of 2008, Ms. Fraser became VP of International Sales and Distribution with Arsenal Pictures, focusing on the acquisition of completed content for worldwide sales as well as negotiating pre-sale license deals to cover senior debt, mezzanine, gap, soft money and tax credit financing arrangements on multiple films. Ms. Fraser decided to take the entrepreneurial plunge in early 2010 with the formation of HFG, where she hopes to merge her passion for film sales with her desire to help today's filmmakers reach tomorrow's audiences in the broadest and most comprehensive ways possible. Ms. Fraser resides in Beverly Hills, CA.