Darren Goldberg

Darren Goldberg is a highly accomplished film producer, having founded Atlantic Pictures in 2007. Since then, he has led the company to collaborate with brands and agencies to produce top-tier content across various platforms, such as commercials, films, music videos, and web content. Goldberg and his team have successfully created compelling narratives and high-quality production values, both for independent films and renowned brands that include Nike, Chevrolet, Dannon, Kenneth Cole, and more.

Goldberg has built an impressive portfolio over the years, which features an array of highly acclaimed films, such as "The Art of Getting By," which sold to Fox Searchlight at Sundance in 2011, and "The Brass Teapot," which sold to Magnolia at the Toronto Film Festival in 2013. Additionally, he has supervised the US production on various films, including "Kingsman: The Secret Service," "4.3.2.1," "People Kiss," "Bird People," and "Amour et Turbulences."

Before Atlantic Pictures, Goldberg produced various independent films, such as "Manito," "Cry Funny Happy," "ROOM," "Gardener of Eden," and "The Cake Eaters." He also produced "Blackballed: The Bobby Dukes Story," which helped launch the careers of several notable comic actors, including Rob Corddry, Ed Helms, Jack McBrayer, Rob Riggle, and Rob Hueble.

Goldberg holds a Bachelor's degree, Radio and Television, from The George Washington University. He started as a partner at Atlantic Production Center before moving on to Atlantic Pictures, where he currently serves as a partner.